Gerrie Dresser

Gerrie Dresser is a career strategist, executive coach and recognised speaker with over 25 years of corporate leadership experience in Fortune 500 companies in the service/information technology industries>

Her clients are executives, high potential leaders and business teams who feel stuck in a career bottleneck, disillusioned with their career success, or feel challenged with navigating the corporate maze. Through a transformational, personal branding and career strategy process, her clients re-define their success and stand out with an authentic and credible brand. to redefine success and create more focus, vitality, and passion in their work. Her clients report that they experience more meaning in their work, and operate more strategically for faster results and greater clarity and focus.

Her signature accomplishment is creating the model for a company-wide senior management advisory board which she led and coached for 10 years, and applied the model to many successful cross-functional, senior management and process improvement teams in resolving enterprise-wide business challenges.

Gerrie ia a certified professional coach, credentialed through the International Coach Federation, who takes an active leadership role in professional associations. She was elected to role of President of the Philadelphia Area Coaches Alliance’s Executive Board for a 3-year term, 2005-2007 and served as VP from 2002-2003. She is also a member of the ICF and the Association of Career Professionals International. Most recently, she became an Adjunct Instructor at Penn State University for the PA CareerLink project, sponsored by PA Department of Labor & Industry.

In addition to speaking for career management firms and professional organizations, her articles have been featured in local news and corporate newsletters. Gerrie’s commitment to community development and service is demonstrated by her extensive involvement in United Way activities.

Engaging Leaders

Accelerating Change

Performance Coaching

Team Excellence

Gerrie Dresser