OUR FOUNDING FACULTY
Briana Bellamy (she/hers), Co-Founder & Lead Coaching Instructor
A deep commitment to celebrating the diversity of human experience informs Briana’s work both in the U.S. and abroad. Trained as a Professional Integral Coach (a holistic and developmental approach), her coaching is also influenced by years of immersing herself in diverse worldviews around the globe. This has led her to explore modalities of leadership development through somatic practices, nature-connected inquiry, adult development, mindfulness, and, of course, cross-cultural communication and relationship building. Through this work, she remains committed to supporting others to step more fully into their own unique brilliance.
Today, she is actively involved in launching a non-profit called the Healing and Reconciliation Institute, which uses evidence-based reconciliation tools and practices to help heal racial and historical divides. She also works with the Dragons Fund, a non-profit initiative focused on improving diversity outcomes and access to the transformative opportunities possible through a global education.
Learn more about Briana at brianabellamy.com.
Jenny Wagner (she/hers), Co-Founder & Education Director
Jenny Wagner, PCC, MA, is an educator, coach, and facilitator who partners with leaders in social impact spaces as they nurture the best in themselves and their communities. Jenny believes that trainings should be fun, engaging, and transformational experiences that foster connection and personal growth. She is passionate about crafting culturally responsive learning experiences and has trained hundreds of coaches, educators, and facilitators around the world.
With a background in social anthropology and experiential learning, Jenny’s career has taken her to 20 different countries and across the non-profit sector, learning & development, humanitarian, and global education spaces. She currently directs experiential learning programming at the John H. Pace Center for Civic Engagement at Princeton University.
Jenny’s coaching journey was sparked by the supportive mentorship of Zora Boas in London, UK (LifeDance!) and continued in collaboration with Beautiful Soul, an organizational change accelerator in Dakar, Senegal. She is a mother, wife, daughter, twin sister, prenatal yoga teacher, birth doula, writer, and lover of turmeric.
Hillary Sites (she/hers), Co-Founder & Advisory Board Member
Hillary has been working in education and technology for over 15 years as a facilitator and human resources professional. The daughter of two zoological researchers, she lived between Mexico, Australia, Brazil, and the USA for most of her formative years. Her education outside of a classroom was catching reptiles and learning about DNA mapping as it relates to the evolution of life on earth. Her later academic research focused on human rights education and social and cultural analysis with an emphasis on psychoanalytic social theory. She has developed numerous global citizenship programs for professionals and students following the Mekong river from the Delta in Vietnam into Yunnan, China or focusing on democratic initiatives in Myanmar, Brazil, and Cambodia.
In 2014 she moved from her home in Cambodia to Denver, Colorado to lead the staffing department for an international education company. In this role she created more equitable hiring and sourcing processes for the company, recruited top talent from 20 different countries, and ran trainings for over 150 educational professionals annually.
Hillary has been in People Operations at Google for just over two years and absolutely loves it. She started out in staffing and recently moved into an engagement and operations role for The Google School for Leaders. She adores spicy food, her brilliant husband and two wild children, reptiles, coffee, and people.
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