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It’s Not About Your Job; It’s About Your Life! Part 1
Monday, December 3rd, 2018
Our Career Coaches
Our Career Coaches bring a broad and varied range of skills to Career Potential, LLC. Each of them is highly experienced, and each offers a specific area of expertise in the career consulting field. Team members have been carefully selected for their complementary strengths, as well as their integrity and commitment to client success.
 Ford R. MyersPresident | Ford R. Myers is President of Career Potential, LLC. Since 1992, he has been providing professional services in career consulting, executive coaching, and assessment. Over the years, he has become a recognized expert in preparing and "packaging" top executives for leadership opportunities. Click here for more information... |
 Susan R. FletcherSenior Consultant | Susan R. Fletcher brings more than 20 years’ combined experience in corporate sales and marketing, career transition/outplacement, training, and consulting. As Senior Consultant for Career Potential, LLC, Susan has the dual role of heading-up business development, and providing career coaching and training services. Click here for more information... |
 Charlene B. HolsendorffSenior Consultant | Charlene B. Holsendorff was employed for fifteen years at a major pharmaceutical company, where she progressively advanced to the role of Certified Facilitator for the Stephen Covey program, Seven Habits of Highly-Effective People. Throughout her career, Charlene has enjoyed designing and presenting topics of career empowerment. Click here for more information... |
 Debbi B. HarrisSenior Consultant | Debbi B. Harris is a Job and Career Transition Coach (JCTC) and a Certified Employment Interview Consultant (CEIC). She empowers others to find careers that fit, so they can find jobs they love. Debbi has over 20 years combined professional experience in financial services, human services and the workplace learning field. She leverages her background to help individuals in transition or career change. Click here for more information... |
