Description
Corrine Hancock believes that we can use chaos to our advantage to thrive in our personal lives and in our organizations. She shares that we have to practice every day in order to be prepared during chaotic situations.
Contributors
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Corinne Hancock
Corinne Hancock is a globally recognized expert in building world-class leaders, effective teams and cultural diversity, in chaotic environments. With over a decade of international aid and development experience working around the world developing bold leaders, building highly effective teams, conducting medical trainings and directly delivering medical care.
Corinne translates her expertise from working in chaotic environments into REAL RESULTS through EFFECTIVE and INTERACTIVE keynote presentations, corporate training and executive coaching, helping organizations and individuals THRIVE IN CHAOS.
Corinne not only challenges the status quo in international development and relief, but also pushes her own participants to achieve growth beyond their expectations. She has worked on over 50 international projects with leading organizations across for-profit, non-profit and governmental sectors such as US Department of State, USAID, Project C.U.R.E., Newmont Mining, Kinross Gold, BoldLeaders, State Civic Design Team, Raising Malawi, Mountain 2 Mountain, Edge of Seven, Valor Bridge and more.
Corinne was on the front lines, building teams in high-pressure, stressful situations around the globe as the Director of Clinics for Project CURE, and as a contracted State Department leadership coach. She brought together multi-generational, multi-cultural teams to train leaders, create new community-based projects, open hospitals and clinics, and deliver medical care in some of the most remote locations on the planet.
Most recently, Corinne directed leadership and entrepreneurship programs for one of Colorado’s leading edge private schools. Her programs included professional leadership development for the entire teaching and administrative staff, hosting educational workshops for the school community and even teaching leadership and mindfulness classes to middle school-aged children.
Corinne studied Human Development and Cultural Anthropology and furthered her education, becoming an ICF Master Certified Coach from I.P.E.C., one of the leading coach training programs in the world.