Executive Coaching | Professional Coaching | Leadership Programs | Leadership AssessmentsVernice helps leaders bring more of their full leadership potential to their role. With over 20 years of experience working with global Fortune 500 companies and large nonprofits, Vernice has extensive experience working with C-Suite executives and other corporate leaders, providing comprehensive leadership assessments, executive coaching and experiential programming. She has conducted over 500 leadership assessments and debriefs.

Companies Vernice has worked with include: Cargill, The Chicago Tribune, Newsday, Sikorsky Aircraft, Mitre, TASC and Girl Scouts of the USA.

Vernice recently created a two-week curriculum and trained instructors for prospective students at Duke University’s prestigious Leadership Academy in North Carolina, Shanghai and Beijing, China. Through her executive coaching business, she has been an executive and professional coach for clients in the US, China, India, Vietnam, and Singapore.

As a certified coach, Vernice Jones has completed coaching certification programs from the Coaches Training Institute, Organizational and Relationship Systems Coaching through CRR Global, and the Center for Leadership Maturity. She is a leader of the CoachMe coach certification program, and she is qualified to administer The Leadership Circle 360 profile, and the Myers Briggs, MBTI. Vernice is the founder and co-leads the Co-Active Coach Training community for the Washington DC/Maryland/Virginia region. She has been designated by the International Coaching Federation as a PCC (Professional Certified Coach), one step below Master Certified Coach.

Vernice graduated from the University of Maryland with an undergraduate degree in Economics. She also holds a Masters degree in Finance and a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business. She speaks English and is studying Mandarin Chinese.

Vernice is Founder and Principal of The Leadership Compass.

Rate: $250-499 per hour