November Chapter Meeting (Virtual)

About Our Speaker:

Jennifer K. Miley is a seasoned executive coach, leadership advisor, and national speaker known for her expertise in Transitional Intelligence (TQ)—a next-generation leadership competency integrating adaptability, emotional intelligence, and strategic foresight. As one of only a few people worldwide certified in Transitional Intelligence®, she brings rare specialization alongside more than 35 years of leadership and coaching experience. Jennifer has worked with leaders across Fortune 500 companies, the movie and entertainment industries, government agencies, professional sports organizations, and U.S. professional associations.

Named one of GE’s Top Female Executives in the United States, Jennifer is the founder of Elite Edge Coaching, where she helps individuals and teams navigate complexity, lead through disruption, and build resilience. Her client-centered, science-backed approach drives meaningful, sustainable transformation and inspires leaders to lead boldly in today’s fast-paced environments.

Presentation Title: 

“Transitional Intelligence®: The Hidden Power Every Leader Needs to Thrive Through Change”

Presentation Synopsis: 

This talk explores how mastering change can unlock personal and professional growth through Transitional Intelligence® (TQ)—a framework that empowers individuals to navigate life’s transitions with clarity, confidence, and courage. Participants will learn the six pillars of TQ, gain strategies to overcome fear and self-doubt, and discover how to align vision with action to create meaningful impact. They’ll leave with a renewed sense of power, purpose, and possibility to lead themselves and others with resilience.
 

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this session, attendees will be able to:

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