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Dr. Janice Perkins

Executive Coach, Janice Perkins

Dr. Janice Perkins is an executive coach and leadership researcher who helps teams build chemistry that drives change. A member of 100 Coaches with Master-level status from the Association of Corporate Executive Coaches, she trains coaches through Coach Training EDU, competed on the inaugural season of Top Coach and contributed to the 2024 book The Intersection of Leadership and Coaching.

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Stop chasing buy-in. Start building chemistry.

My research on executive coaching relationships suggests chemistry may be a better first step toward lasting buy-in.

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