EPISODE · May 28, 2021 · 53 MIN
May 2021 Edition - WHAT EMPLOYERS WANT PODCAST SERIES: Brian Jones Speaks
from THE ABILITY PROJECT · host Yaw Amponsah Adoo
The Podcast Series is intended to guide new and recent graduates to become quality professionals in these troubling times as they seek their careers and adjust to the new realities outside the walls of college campuses. Employers and professionals from various industries will share experiences, guidance, information, instruction and recommendations for graduates. The hope is for graduates to strategically navigate new useful ideas to deal with realities never taught in college. For this episode, our guest is known for delivering strategic solutions to Fortune 500 clients, and recognized for his expertise in transformational leadership. He was the CEO and Founder of Christian Jones Consulting. Sanctioned by his clients as a change agent, he was a prominent results-oriented mentor and coach, using over 25 years of executive project management and leadership development experience to help move organizations and individuals towards higher levels of thinking. Brian's interactive approach to strategic planning and leadership development has garnered him national attention for leading, facilitating and coaching high-performing teams. His innovative platform has been used across multiple industries to enable professionals and organizations to clarify their current challenges and deliver sustainable solutions to strategic issues. Prior to founding Christian Jones Consulting, LLC, he held executive roles with Ocwen Financial Group, Mass Mutual, Aetna and progressive program and project management positions with GE, BMO Financial Group, BP-Amoco, Ernst & Young, LLP, Hewitt Associates and State Farm Insurance. Brian died of complications from COVID. Forever in our hearts.
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