anne-Marie Marron + leadership

Anne-Marie Marron

I have worked parallel to top executives, and seen firsthand what drives a typical business leader. I have led teams, cultures and clients through multiple types of transitions and times of conflict and chaos.  

I served many years as a bridge assisting technical teams and executive teams to understand one another and create together. I have supported numerous organizations to establish collaborative cultures, optimize operations and launch successful products and services.

I have a MBA and over 25 years of business experience in leadership roles and as an organizational consultant focused on creating integrity-driven business cultures. I have participated in three start-up companies and have started my own business.

Whether I am facilitating a group session, designing and delivering an organizational retreat or exploring with an individual, I guide you to unlock keys to deeper embodiment of wisdom, clarity and integration.


Bridging business strategy with personal transformation

My diverse background has created a unique skill set that enables me to bridge the gap between pragmatic business strategies with self-awareness and a holistic approach to being a leader.

Bridging my business education and professional experience with many years of studying mindfulness, psychology, neuroscience and the human condition, I understand the powerful impact that self-awareness has on our relationships, work and family/business systems. From my perspective, everyone is a leader and has the capacity to influence and ignite healthy change for themselves and our world.  The greatest gift we give ourselves, and offer to others, is to become more aware and compassionate.


My Approach

An evolutionary leader is the biggest change agent on the planet. This is what I commit to living every day of my life and even when I fail miserably I learn, I evolve, and I open further.

As a fellow traveler, I accompany you through deep introspection so you can meet what you consciously or unconsciously avoid which opens doorways to all sorts of innovative and unknown potential.

We need one another to see our blind spots, celebrate our gifts and stay steady when we want to defend, withdrawal, resist or collapse.

Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate.
Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.
And as we let our own light shine,
we unconsciously give other people
permission to do the same.

As we are liberated from our own fear,
Our presence automatically liberates others.

— Marianne Williamson