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
- Next to red wine, coffee is probably one of the greatest liquid inventions of all time. Cheers! >>
- Courage is the power to let go of the familiar. ~R. Lindquist #leadership #leadchange >>
- Leadership is about justice. Standing up for voices that are not heard. S O’Brien via @ErinSchreyer: @mttaworkmatters #leadership >>
- Silent Endorsement – http://t.co/lnnS31tC via @JenKuhnPR @KetelboeterPR #leadership #leadchange #HR >>
- MT @GottaLaff: RT @MaddowBlog: Detroit in one word: http://t.co/aaE8q9yS #Detroit #home >>
- When smart people work for big companies http://t.co/DQ27TLgy via @ThisIsSethsBlog #leadership #leadchange #CustServ >>
- @minutrition @RoyAtkinson I’m trying to picture Roy chair dancing on a plane to Steely Dan. *giggling >>
- Guide des employés de Valve, une entreprise de jeux vidéos qui a investi dans sa culture http://t.co/qitXPeB9 (@FastCompany) via @ReseauDO >>
- @mvanhoozer You are too kind! GPS! Well, we know it’s not to keep up with my jogging routine…. : ) >>
- @RoyAtkinson No in-flight?! Glad you had some tunes to enjoy. Sometimes music is even better. >>
- Is catastrophizing effective? http://t.co/SLTM9DbQ via @ThisIsSethsBlog #leadership #HR #NextShinyObject >>
- Nice RT @kelvinringold: Adversity causes some people to break, others to break records.–Denis Waitley >>
- Portable electronics must be turned off. Seatbacks and tray table must be in their up & locked position. Just sayin’ buh-bye! >>
- RT @Watchdogsniffer: It is not a family value for the strong or wealthy to exploit the weak or poor; That is barbarism plain & simple #p2 >>
- @KevinNR Wealth is a function of privilege (or acquired privilege). People are not commodities nor pawns. #p2 #Detroit >>
- @KevinNR Wow. You’re a real prince. I’m of the humanity-before-politics camp &the not-everyone-was-born-privileged camp. Au revoir! #p2 >>
- @KevinNR Really? That’s your stance? Are you of the “love it or leave it” camp? >>
- Wisdom RT @Donshapiro1: Every employee needs to lead some of the time & everyone w/a title needs to lead all of the time. #leadership >>
- @mvanhoozer I like to think so! I did pack my workout clothes for this biz trip. I’m wondering if I can count “packing” as the workout?! >>
- Certaines personnes sont des ignorants. L’ignorance n’est pas bonheur. >>
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