Change strategist · Speaker · Founder of Kindness in Motion
I help people move.
Master-accredited change strategist helping organizations move through transformation — while building a movement around the idea that one meaningful moment can create momentum far beyond itself.
Credentials that carry weight
Accredited at the highest level of her profession
One of the few practitioners holding Master-level change accreditation from the Change Management Institute — alongside ACMP's Master Change Management Professional and CCMP designations.
Speaker, ACMP Global Connect — two consecutive years on change management's global stage.
Accredited Change Professional — Master
Change Management Institute
Master Change Management Professional
ACMP Global
Certified Change Management Professional (CCMP)
ACMP Global
Change is not a process. It's people deciding to move.
I've spent my career inside large organizational transformations — the mergers, the system replacements, the restructures. The plans were rigorous. The frameworks were sound. And none of it moved anyone on its own.
Here's what two decades of change work actually taught me: strategy doesn't move people. Systems don't move people. People move when they feel seen.
That insight is why Kindness in Motion exists. A challenge coin, passed from hand to hand, is the smallest possible unit of transformation: one person telling another, what you did mattered — and inviting them to keep it moving.
The whole storySpeaking & facilitation
Stories that move people
Flagship keynote
The Human Algorithm
Emotional intelligence in an AI-driven workplace.
Every organization is racing to adopt AI. Almost none are preparing their people for what that adoption actually feels like.
Concept render of the coin design
Kindness in Motion
A movement you can hold in one hand
A solid challenge coin with one job: mark the moment someone was truly seen — then move on to the next person who deserves it.
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Carry it
Keep a coin with you. It changes what you notice.
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Recognize someone
Catch a person doing something that matters — and tell them why.
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Pass it on
Put the coin in their hand. Now it belongs to the moment.
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Share the story
Register the coin, if you want. The stories are the point.
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Keep it moving
They carry it until they see someone worth stopping for.
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