Emily Hannenberg is a leadership coach, facilitator, and consultant. Throughout a decade of experience in the United States Army as an Engineer officer, she was recognized for exemplary leadership, organizational innovation, and her abilities as a leader, coach, teacher, and mentor. At increasing levels of responsibility, Emily led soldiers in and out of combat while coaching and empowering her diverse teams to solve complex problems. Her final assignment was as an Assistant Professor of Military Science at MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts. There Emily designed and delivered leadership and management focused curricula, facilitated conferences and classroom instruction at MIT, Harvard, Tufts, and Wellesley College, including leadership development workshops for staff, faculty and students. After 10 years of active duty service, Emily left the Army to pursue a civilian career in leadership development. She served as the Head of Strategy for The Leadership Consortium (TLC), a leadership accelerator, where she helped to design and deliver high impact, inclusive programming and coaching for leaders at best-in-class organizations (e.g. Google, IBM, HubSpot). Emily earned her B.S. from the United States Military Academy at West Point, an M.A. in higher education from the University of Louisville, an M.S. in engineering management from Missouri University of Science & Technology, and her M.B.A. from Harvard Business School. An avid surfer and woodworker, Emily lives in Oceanside, California with her wife Rachel and their dog Marley.
Listed skills include Leadership, Leadership Development, Fitness, Mentoring, and 9 others.