Joyce Reynolds, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

As a strategic leadership advisor, Joyce transforms organizations through innovative virtual programs that empower leaders to tackle complex business challenges. Her expertise lies in orchestrating collaborative processes that harness collective intelligence to drive organizational evolution.Leveraging GEO Adaptive Leadership™, she accelerates strategy validation and strategic execution through field-tested principles and cutting-edge virtual tools. As co-designer and co-instructor of the IntelliVen Manage to Lead Breakthru Performance Program™, Joyce guides executive teams in architecting and implementing transformative organizational changes. She also serves as a facilitator for Stanford University's Graduate School of Business LEAD Executive Education Program.Her executive tenure at prestigious Bay Area institutions (Genentech, UCSF Stanford Health Care, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, Kaiser Permanente) has established her as an authority on organizational development and change management. She is also an expert in leadership coaching, team optimization, and organizational transformation.As an International Association for Strategy Professionals' Hall of Fame inductee, Joyce was recognized for her contributions to the strategy field. She co-founded the NorCal chapter in 2003 (now the US West Coast chapter), served multiple terms as president and strategic advisor, and recently concluded her tenure as Chapter President. During her six-year service on IASP's national board, she was responsible for chapter growth, initiated the Chapter Council with an advisory function to the board, and was pivotal in developing the IASP Certification Program. As SMP #15, she is among the first 25 professionals to earn the Strategic Management Professional certification.As Board Chair Emerita of the Magical Bridge Foundation, Joyce continues to advance their mission of creating innovative, inclusive playgrounds that welcome individuals of all abilities and ages. She continues to actively engage with the SF Bay Area Advisory Board for Facing History and Ourselves, the President's Council of Cornell Women, and the TheatreWorks Inner Circle Committee while pursuing her passion for golf.