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The narrative you carry into the room can open doors or close them.

​​I've spent two decades helping C-suite leaders, founders, and high-potential executives find the point of view that holds under pressure and build the presence to deliver it when the stakes are going up.

 

Some of my favorite client stories include: 

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A founder who became the first entrepreneur in Shark Tank history to get all four sharks to invest. That didn't happen simply based on a new product. It happened because his purpose-driven narrative gave his innovation a reason to be. 

A senior finance leader who landed her first CFO position not by updating her résumé, but by finally owning the strategic story she'd lived for years. Watching her own her accomplishments was a goosebump-inducing moment.

Another client found her thought leadership platform and watched it take on a life of its own by shaping how companies protect children made vulnerable by the AI supply chain.

These are the kinds of outcomes that happen when narrative stops being a communication exercise and becomes a strategic asset.

I've done this work at Adobe, Clorox, Comedy Central, Google, Meta, Intuit, Intercontinental Hotels, Logitech, Mars, Oceana, Stitch Fix, UNICEF, Walmart Labs, and dozens of venture-backed companies at make-or-break moments. Boards. Investors. Analysts. Bloomberg. TED. Davos. I’m often invited to stay on for years, because this isn't a one-time polish job. It's a capability we build together.  

I started at Ogilvy and Regis McKenna, spent time inside Apple,  built a national firm, and eventually founded RebelMind, DBA Whitney Greer Communications. I've flown the plane and built it at the same time, more than once. That's not a metaphor I use lightly.​

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What I do with you is help you find your point of view, build a strategic personal narrative that doesn't crack under pressure, and develop the skills that let you show up like who you're becoming before you've fully arrived. 

 

Being a mixed-media artist and an improv practitioner isn't incidental to this work,  nor is my love of world travel. Immersing myself in different cultures and ecosystems keeps my thinking fresh, deepens my understanding of how people communicate across contexts, and finds its way into everything I do with clients. 

 

Whether you're preparing for a board presentation, a capital raise, a high-profile media moment, or a leadership transition that needs to feel earned and inevitable, this is the work I love most.

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