Joanne E Cohen

About the Author

Joanne E. Cohen has over 37 years combined experience in coaching, consulting, organization development, facilitation, and training. She has consulted, trained and coached executives and their teams in the planning and implementation of new strategic directions that are in alignment with the business goals and objectives of their companies. In addition, Joanne designed and implemented a highly successful corporate Leadership Pipeline Program with limited funding. She currently consults, coaches and facilitates sessions with leadership and front-line teams for a major $2.4 billion company’s Human Services, Corporate Training, and Health Divisions, in addition to many other clients. Joanne has demonstrated exemplary professional presentation skills. She has kept pace with the current business needs and provides clients with excellent resources for understanding leadership, and managing change and stress. Her expertise domestically and globally spans the health and human services, telecommunications, hi-tech, manufacturing, mining, biomedical, oil and gas, and aerospace industries in addition to teaching Higher Education classes.

Joanne is a Traumatic Brain Injury survivor after having one major automobile accident and three subsequent accidents. She has learned many coping skills over the years. She joined CTAT at Rocky Mountain Human Services in 2010 and is currently a Managing Partner for CTAT, LLC (Coaching, Training, and Transformation) as well as Vice-President of the Brain Injury Hope Foundation (BIHF), a non-profit organization that serves people with Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) by providing emergency funds and training. She designs and facilitates the BIHF Survivor Series for TBI survivors, family members, friends, care givers, and professionals who serve this community and is passionate about these grant-funded programs. Joanne was the liaison for the National “Engaging Veterans with Disabilities in National and Community Service” projects. She speaks at conferences as a Keynote Speaker as well as for breakout sessions, consults with organizations to support critical business issues, and participates in various other grants/initiatives.

On a more personal note, Joanne meets with various groups of friends monthly, loves to swim laps, enjoys movies, music, plays, spirituality, dining out, and entertaining; is a self-proclaimed “foodie” who likes to have dinner parties at home for friends and she loves pizza, wine and dark chocolate.

Joanne lives in Colorado with her cat Brie.