About

Jodie partners with people who want to evolve themselves to transform the world – people who are courageous enough to shape the future.

She’s an innovator with thirty-plus years in wide-ranging roles as an executive, strategist, producer, coach, facilitator, technologist, and board member.

Jodie seeds cultures where diverse teams can meet complexity, grow leadership, align talents, center dignity, and create powerful efforts that transcend imagination and expectation.

She brings joy, freedom, and flow, uncovering light amidst hardship.

Jodie supports leaders to cultivate powerful ideas and breakthrough solutions that unlock the challenges of our times.

She collaborates with Black, Brown, and Indigenous leaders to advance their ideas and vision, particularly women of color, and queer and gender expansive people.

She helps White leaders to be brave and efficacious in their efforts to forward equity and dismantle oppression.

The ocean is Jodie’s sacred place. She is a surfer and an aspiring waterwoman, committed to fostering access to the ocean and its wonders.

Living on O’ahu, Jodie is deepening her understanding and relationship to the kai (ocean), ʻāina (land) and living into her kuleana (responsibility). She learns from and volunteers with Nā Kama Kai.

She’s completed Ocean Risk Technician, Surf Apnea + Rescue, ISA Surf Instructor, Lifeguarding, CPR, First Aid and PADI Scuba trainings.

Born in Canada, Jodie (she/they) is a White, queer woman and descendent of Romanian peasant farmers who settled on Lakota lands in southern Saskatchewan.

Raised in the rainforests, mountains and oceans of the Coast Salish peoples in British Columbia, in 2009 she migrated to the U.S., making home in Oakland, and then the South Bay of Los Angeles.

Jodie is grateful to now call Hawai'i home. She resides on the ʻāina (land, ‘that which feeds’) of the Kānaka Maoli on the Waiʻanae coast of O’ahu.

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