At Brighter Strategies, we believe the best insights come from real conversations — not polished presentations. That’s why we’re going live.
Our livestream series brings you into candid, unscripted Q&A sessions with our consultants and the clients we partner with, exploring the challenges and breakthroughs that come with transforming organizational culture. Tune in on LinkedIn or YouTube to hear firsthand how purpose-driven teams are building healthier, more effective workplaces — and get to know the people behind the work.
Why Every Executive Needs a Creative Edge
Leadership is a creative act. Learn how the artist’s creative practice helps leaders solve complex problems, navigate pivots, and lead with a more authentic, impactful voice. Join us for an intimate live conversation with executive coach Dionne Clemons, and gain insights to find your own creative edge.
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Dionne C. Clemons is a certified executive coach and for over 20 years has provided strategic communication counsel to governments, nonprofits, and corporations. As a certified Sherpa coach, Dionne facilitates coaching for executives, entrepreneurs, and career climbers, fostering positive changes within fixed time frames. Through executive coaching, Dionne enhances individuals’ work behavior awareness, improving their approach to personal career development.
Dionne lectures on strategic communication management at the University of Maryland and previously taught at Howard and Towson Universities. She chaired the Strategic Communication and Public Relations Graduate Program at Trinity Washington University’s Business and Graduate Studies. Dionne is a sought-after speaker and author.
Dionne has a doctorate in mass communication and media studies from Howard University, a master’s in public administration from The American University, and a bachelor’s in telecommunications from Morgan State University.