
Jennifer Hipskind
- Executive Coach
- Former Retail Executive
- Board Member & Consultant
- Coaching Leaders & Inspiring Growth
Great leaders understand that people are at the heart of everything. From Jennifer’s first part-time job to over 35 years in the corporate world, she has seen how businesses thrive when they’re led by individuals who inspire, empower, and create meaningful connections. Jennifer been fortunate to learn from incredible mentors who taught her the importance...
read the restGreat leaders understand that people are at the heart of everything. From Jennifer’s first part-time job to over 35 years in the corporate world, she has seen how businesses thrive when they’re led by individuals who inspire, empower, and create meaningful connections.
Jennifer been fortunate to learn from incredible mentors who taught her the importance of listening, guiding, and supporting others. Their example shaped her leadership journey and ignited a passion for helping others achieve their goals. Coaching, mentoring, and developing leaders at every stage of their careers has been one of the most rewarding aspects of Jennifer’s work—seeing people step into their potential and achieve meaningful results is what drives me.
Today, she channels that passion into executive coaching and leadership workshops that equip leaders with the tools to communicate effectively, build trust, and drive high-performance teams. Whether you’re navigating transitions, strengthening your leadership presence, or developing strategies for greater impact, she provides practical insights and real-world strategies to support your growth.
When not working with leaders, Jennifer explores the world with her husband through their shared love of cooking and travel—adventures they share on their blog, Tastes & Treks. These passions remind us that our lives and interests don’t have to fit into one box; they can coexist and complement each other in surprising and fulfilling ways.
Let’s work together to help you lead with confidence, inspire your teams, and achieve the results that matter most.
read less“I’ve walked in the shoes of those I coach, and I know the pressures and opportunities leadership brings.”