John Keyser is the founder and CEO of Common Sense Leadership, a leadership consulting and coaching firm. He held senior leadership positions with Johnson & Higgins, Marsh & McLennan, the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation and the Georgetown University Medical Center. He is a graduate of Georgetown University and Georgetown’s Institute for Transformational Leadership.
John has a passion for coaching, and is committed to helping businesswomen advance to the C-suites.
John works with senior executives striving to become highly effective leaders – and their best selves. He helps them energize organizational culture by initiating conversations and sharing ideas that inspire teamwork. He has a sincere desire to help executives appreciate the quality of their relationships with their clients and teammates – their internal clients. Empathy, conscious listening, earning trust and kindness are his trademarks.
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Adrienne Hand
Adrienne Hand is an essayist, editor and thinking partner who co-authors books and articles for publication. She was formerly marketing manager at Dartmouth College’s Hood Museum of Art, and is currently working with Washington, DC leadership coach John Keyser on a series of leadership books. Adrienne is also editor at The Antiquities Coalition in Washington, DC. She is a strong advocate of full gender parity in U.S. business leadership by 2025.
Adrienne lives in Bethesda, Maryland with her husband, two teenagers and too many pets.
