Jason Seiden and his coaches prepare Gen X and Gen Y workers for positions of greater responsibility.
Jason’s team provides Gen X and Gen Y workers executive-strength career coaching based on his years of work with top managers. All coaches hold relevant advanced degrees and/or coaching certifications in addition to their real-world experience.

Services

• Career coaching
• Editing and Ghost Writing
• Interview training
• Life coaching

Jason’s Credentials

• Solving career-development and age-based productivity challenges since 1998.
• Author of How to Self-Destruct: Making the Least of What’s Left of Your Career.
• MBA, Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Business
  (Concentrations in Organizational Behavior, Finance).
• BS Economics, University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School
  (Concentration in Entrepreneurial Management).
• Assistant Professor, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology.

Unique characteristics

• Specialists in maximizing productivity and retaining younger stars.
• Combine traditional business knowledge with industry experience and an innate understanding of these generations.
• Blend tried-and-true theory with cutting edge technologies and approaches.
• Jason Seiden was born in 1973.

What to expect

• Our first discussion is a review of your needs and expected outcomes from a coaching engagement. There is no cost for this initial discussion.
• If we can meet your needs, we will share with you our approach and discuss customization and pricing options.
• If you decide that our methodology is right for you, we will sign a coaching agreement that specifies next steps.
• We will assess you to determine strengths, shortcomings, and blind spots. We will then determine a course of action to achieve your goals that allows you to (1) leverage your strengths, (2) develop your areas of weakness, and/or (3) render your shortcomings moot through a shift in how you approach your job.

Advance your career today. Call to learn more.
312 224-4697
jason@seidenleadership.com

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