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Triangle Organization Development Network Presents!
Change SIG (Special Interest Group)
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The exact content of this presentation will be posted soon. Please mark your calendar for this event.
Join us as Ashley Johnson helps us put a cap on the TODN Summer Book Club event focusing on Brene Brown's, Stong Ground.
Ashley will use her leadership and change background to help us all walk away from Dr. Brown's book with greater clarity and resolve for the work we do. As leaders and as agents of change.
Our Presenter
Ashley Johnson is a leadership development advisor, facilitator, and executive coach with more than 15 years of experience helping leaders scale their impact when their roles grow.
Through Brightwell Leadership, Ashley partners with organizations to design strategy and experiences grounded in real organizational context. Her work spans leadership development programs, team alignment, and coaching leaders through the shifts in thinking and behavior that growth demands. She is known for bringing both strategic clarity and genuine humanity to her work, helping leaders and teams move from insight to action in ways that are thoughtful, practical, and built to last.
Before founding Brightwell, Ashley held senior leadership development roles at global organizations including Hilton, Levi Strauss & Co., and BioCryst Pharmaceuticals. During that time, she led enterprise leadership strategy, leadership and executive development programming, and large-scale leadership capability building.
Ashley holds a Master's degree in Organizational Leadership and is an ICF-certified coach, CliftonStrengths trainer, Korn Ferry 360 and ATD-certified facilitator.
Please note: For ICF certified coaches, this Change SIG event offers 1.5 CEUs.
About TODN’s Change SIG
Change SIG is a special interest group within the Triangle Organization Development Network (TODN), offering programs focused on supporting OD practitioners in leading and creating change.
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