About Us
Rob Weltz, CMAA
During his twenty-four years in independent school education, Rob has been a transformational leader who ignites change and growth to help create a culture of collaboration and camaraderie. His Clifton strengths include responsibility, futuristic, relator, self-assurance, and competition.
As a Director of Athletics, he has led and mentored faculty, student-athletes, coaches, and parents. He has developed and built athletic programs that provide a clear vision for excellence and that are mission-aligned. Rob has shared his passion and talents with the community by serving on the Executive Committee of the Georgia High School Association for nine years and being President of two athletic conferences for eleven years. Rob currently serves on the Board of Trustees at Bellows Falls Union High School.
In addition, Rob is a Certified Wooden Way Coach (CWWC) that helps bring a culture of competitive greatness to schools and organizations. Rob has completed his Executive Coaching and Mentoring certificate through the University of North Carolina Wilmington. He was inducted into the Wall of Fame as a Director of Athletics at Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School.
Rob holds his Bachelor of Science in Education from the University of Vermont and his Master of Education from Springfield College. Rob is in his final year at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, pursuing his Ed.D. in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Educational Administration.
Rob works closely with other schools and organizations as the owner of Integrity Athletic Consultants, where he helps evaluate, assist, and guide athletic programs on best practices and trends that best serve their schools’ mission.Â
Rob is an avid hiker and enjoys scuba diving, mountain biking, and kayaking. Physical and mental wellness help provide balance in his life. In addition, the outdoors allows him to explore nature and reflect upon his role in this world.
Be more concerned with your character than your reputation because your character is who you really are, while your reputation is merely what others perceive you to be.