Work, Lead, & Live with Kindness.
Too many companies in corporate America are in crisis; stuck in unhelpful and ineffective structures that drive a culture of empty competition, mistrust, and poor communication.
The culture within our corporations seems to reflect the deepening divide going on in the world at large – whether it be in society, politics, or the generations – dialogue is being replaced by disconnect. Add in technology, geographically dispersed teams, and culture clashes, and it’s easy to believe that work would be so much easier if it wasn’t for other people!
My work is rooted in the belief that the answer to this disconnect isn’t found in another app or more conference calls, but in kindness, dialogue, and a smarter (not to mention more human) approach to hiring and leadership.
I have developed a unique four-part process to help leaders and organizations infuse kindness into their culture – from hiring to leadership. Through this process, leaders are able to take ownership of the challenge and find practical solutions that address the needs of both the business and the individual.
You can see the process in action here.
Satisfaction and engagement rise, and at the end of the day, people feel good about the work they’ve done and the place in which they’ve done it.
Retention goes up because you hire the right folks.
Conflict reduces, as does work based stress and the associated problems that accompany it (i.e. burnout, presenteeism, absenteeism.)
I bring 20 years of working in corporations across the country, including a billion dollar public company where I oversaw a $2.5MM program.
I have over a decade of experience in Talent Acquisition and leadership, have managed geographically dispersed teams, and mentored and coached associates in the US and abroad.
I’m an MBA, ICF credentialed coach (PCC), award-winning writer, Huffington Post author, Editor in Chief of popular personal development blog Kind Over Matter, and in-demand speaker. My pronouns are she/hers.
I’m also obsessed with how we change the culture of corporate America from one that’s stuck in an adversarial and bureaucratic communication style to one that’s rooted in kindness as a tool for change.
I work with companies who ‘get it’ – those who pay more than lip service to the idea of ‘we value our people’ and genuinely recognize that their people are their greatest asset. This starts with the hiring process, and hiring with kindness.
I work with leaders who want to make a difference – people who don’t want to lose themselves to their job but occasionally can’t see the forest for the trees.
They’re experts for everyone else and are used to people coming to them for advice, but they struggle to give it to themselves. That’s where I come in.
I help leaders cut through the static and get to the heart of the matter. I’m an impartial adviser and my only vested interest is in them.