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I’M LORI.

I’m an experienced business and marketing leader and Gallup certified CliftonStrengths® coach, with a passion for personal and corporate branding.  I thrive when helping individuals, teams, and companies work at their highest level and show up at their best.

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Applied Strategy.

A well developed strategy means nothing without action. Taking a disciplined approach with accountability makes all the difference turning your hopes into reality.

Top 5 Clifton Strengths

How They Benefit You When We Work Together

Strategic

Evaluating alternatives to select the best path forward.   All of life is a series of strategic decisions from designing a marketing mix to deciding what’s for dinner. I help clients identify options and work through decisions.

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Achiever

Lists and organization are at the heart of how I get things done.  When working with me, you can expect that I will have a structured approach, organize the work to be done, and keep detailed track of plans.

Individualization

I believe that no two individuals, teams, or companies are alike. Strategies and ideas that work for others may not work for you. Techniques and ideas are uniquely tailored to your situation and goals.

Maximizer

I start with something good and enjoy finding ways to make it great. You are already awesome. I help determine the steps to take to close the gap between the current state and the vision you aspire to achieve.

Input

I read, listen to podcasts, attend webinars, and “collect” lots of information and ideas on a diverse set of topics. This enables me to have a toolbox full of resources that can address your current situation or challenge.

Experience

Lori is a marketing and strategy leader with experience working for Fortune 500 companies and startups. Her passion is helping individuals and companies discover their unique difference and find innovative ways to express that difference in the market. You can learn more about her credentials on her LinkedIn profile.

Throughout her career, Lori has been interested in sustainability and photography. Today, she works to weave these passions into her day to day projects.

If you are looking for tips and advice on living simpler and reducing toxins from your life, check out her other blog and book One Shade Greener at Home.

Let’s Connect. I’d love to hear from you.

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“Discussing how other team members perceive and react to my strengths was helpful.  It’s important to have a strong sense of how you show up to the people you interact with, but I think having another person to help you unpack what is/isn’t working about your presence on teams essential.”
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