Jennifer Kuhn is a talented, energetic and enthusiastic consultant, trainer and speaker. She has provided thousands of employees, coaches and executives with guidance while they work to enhance their professional skill development. Jen’s approach has been hailed by participants who were initially skeptical or resistant. Her unique and non-threatening style wins over the most jaded employee that allows them to learn and grow within their organization.
With more than 17 years experience as a corporate trainer, working with government, private, non-profit and for profit organizations, Jen brings dynamic experiences to every visit. Her ability to connect with participants allows learning and transfer of skills to occur at a higher level. Coaches and employees develop a connection with Jen that encourages future growth and development. Her expertise and diverse background allow her to assess needs and develop a course of action to ensure success and results.
Having worked in the financial sector, juvenile justice field, the psychiatric field, and other government and corporate settings, Jen is uniquely qualified to assist your organization. She has specialized in the implementation of programs in the areas of communication, team-building, employee motivation and morale, leadership development, performance management, sales and service culture development, train the trainer, conflict resolution, handling irate individuals, mediation, results coaching and much more.
Her unique approach to training combines humor and real world experience that translates into participants that walk away with the knowledge for success regardless of skill level or experience. Jen is known for generating enthusiasm while holding people accountable to produce lasting results.
Jen is also a nationally recognized mediator that has facilitated workplace conflict resolution programs. She has also served as a private consultant for many non-profit organizations.
Jen holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Dayton.
Want to find out more? Contact Jennifer Kuhn at jen@theexperiencefactor.com
Jen’s latest Tweets. Follow her on Twitter at @JenKuhnPR
- @Shoq He thinks the Lions have a shot at it… >>
- In search of a timid trapeze artist http://t.co/26Caggcr via @ThisIsSethsBlog #statusquo >>
- Shuttle to airport 15 min late Houston Marriott North #fail #marriott other shuttle drivers hanging out in lobby #FAIL >>
- 3 for 3!!! Booyah! Woot! It’s about follow through cuz I’ve already got the motivation! >>
- MT @Pres_Bartlet: Relatively high survival rate of women diagnosed w/breast cancer relies early detection, @komenforthecure just made harder >>
- RT @Shoq: HELP REVERSE @komenforthecure’s decision. 5 Ways You Can Help RIGHT NOW http://t.co/88d9BD5d (pls RT) #newkomenslogan #p2 >>
- Nice RT @YourPocketGuru: You are special.. http://t.co/hJw2sqCl >>
- RT @DanaTheus: What do women, productivity, profitability and sustainability have in common? http://t.co/yqqdrdkK Each other! #inpowerwomen >>
- Have You Ever Been This Tired? http://t.co/joMUbezq >>
- Who cares? http://t.co/TEQrWj5d via @ThisIsSethsBlog #cem #leadership #CustServ >>
- @steveweiser Have you been to Woodys in B-creek? Amazing bbq. >>
- Thanks for spreading the message of Jean Kilbourne abt the war on women & girls @OpenforSuccess @minutrition @femergy >>
- Check out Woodys in Beavercreek, Oh…great food! #Dayton >>
- The war on women and girls http://t.co/VuAQdh5K via .@moveon Video by Jean Kilbourne. Worth the watch >>
- Peek a Boo RT @Shoq: The End of Privacy (by @kdrum) http://t.co/WDX14DB4 #p2 >>
- Excellent must read RT @TanveerNaseer: People Are Not Units http://t.co/27NgZVFU via @mikehenrysr by @shawmu #leadership >>
- RT @cdashiell: Nobody in the press asks why food stamps are such a bad thing. We’re supposed to look down on hungry people? >>
- Yes it is, yes it is. RT @marty_desmond: OMG! I feel like all is right in the world now! >>
- @shawmu Was seriously laughing out loud. >>
- @marty_desmond Grrrrrr to you, too! Hahahaaahaa! >>
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