Changing culture isn’t about what you say, it’s about how you show up.

You can’t build a thriving culture on burnout and reactivity. Yet too many leaders are doing just that — reacting to stress, under-communicating, overcompensating, and operating in survival mode.

Jen’s approach is rooted in real-time transformation — helping people shift their internal state so they can lead, speak, and relate with more clarity, composure, and care. She starts at the root. Before strategy, before messaging — she helps leaders regulate themselves so they can lead with clarity, consistency, and care. Because culture follows state. And leaders set the tone.


Culture doesn’t change because of new policies. It changes because the people inside it do.


The SHIFT PROCESS ™
A Human-Centered Framework for Navigating Change

Change is a constant in today’s organizations, but transformation doesn’t happen by pushing harder. It happens when leaders and teams develop the emotional clarity to pause, process, and choose their response.

Jen’s proprietary SHIFT PROCESS ™ is a research-informed, human-first framework that helps people lead themselves — and others — through complexity with clarity and intention. It’s not a one-size-fits-all model. It’s a reset that equips high-performers to sustain momentum without losing themselves in the noise.

S — Sense
Awareness is the beginning. You can’t lead what you won’t feel. Before strategic decisions, before collaboration, there’s presence. This stage invites a noticing of what’s happening internally — in thoughts, bodies, and emotional state — to elicit response instead of reaction. When leaders build awareness, clarity and discernment follow.

H — Honor
Your emotions are not the enemy. They’re information. Honor them. Emotions are not a liability — they’re a leadership tool. When people learn to decode their internal signals, they can self-regulate, set healthy boundaries, and speak with integrity. Emotionally intelligent teams communicate better and burn out less.

I — Integrate
Rewire your brain toward flexibility. Thoughts can shift without losing values. Insights aren’t useful unless they’re embodied. This stage focuses on sustainable behavior change — practicing new responses until they become internalized. This is where rewiring happens and where leadership becomes embodied.

F — Focus
In the storm of change, values are the anchor. When everything’s urgent, people need tools to prioritize. This stage brings attention back to what matters: helping individuals and teams say yes with clarity and no without guilt. Focus protects energy. Values drive action.

T — Transform
Stop surviving, start evolving, and lead others to do the same. Real transformation isn’t performative — it’s embodied. This is where reactions stop and leadership starts from a grounded, emotionally attuned place.

Why the SHIFT PROCESS™ Works

  • Grounded in emotional intelligence, tailored to real leadership needs

  • Built on neuroscience — not buzzwords or trends

  • Practical, applicable, and designed for performance

  • Trusted by leaders navigating real-time culture shifts

With deep clarity, a sharp strategic lens, and a human-first approach, Jen helps leaders embody each SHIFT element until it becomes second nature.

What sets Jen apart?

When the stakes are high, leadership needs more than a motivational speaker — it needs a grounded guide who can shift culture at the level of human behavior. Jen brings a rare mix of emotional intelligence, evidence-based insight, and embodied presence to every room she enters. Her work doesn’t just resonate — it catalyzes real transformation from the inside out.

  • Knowing how to meet the moment and move a room

  • Balancing strategy with softness

  • Bringing neuroscience, candor, and care to every conversation

  • Creating safety for real transformation to take root

  • Being a trusted partner in the most emotionally charged rooms

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  • Jen has made a lasting impact. Her content is profound and her message is critical. Everyone in the room walked away inspired.

    Brianna Dunn
    Communications & Policy Manager, First 5