Loren Margolis, MSW, CPC, is an executive coach and Founder of Training & Leadership Success (TrainingandLeadership.org) a leadership development firm that partners with global organizations to coach and train leaders. She serves as Adjunct Leadership Faculty at Stony Brook University and a physician leadership coach at Einstein College Of Medicine. Previously, she taught and coached leaders for nine years at Columbia Business School.

Select clients include: SAP, UBER, Baker McKenzie, Weil Cornell Medicine, Citi, Novartis, ESPN, Stanford Health Care, Columbia Business School, Goldman Sachs, UNICEF USA, Columbia Vagelos College Of Physicians & Surgeons, Madison Square Garden, AST SpaceMobile and many high-growth organizations.

During her nine-year tenure at Columbia Business School, Loren founded Columbia’s Peer Leadership Coaching Program, launched the Entrepreneurship Development Program to prepare MBAs for entrepreneurial careers and led Columbia’s Management Communications Program, which helped thousands of leaders address their fears of public speaking and deepen their impact by honing their leadership communication skills.

Following her time at Columbia, Loren led Training and Development for 64 offices across the U.S. and Canada at the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and headed leadership development for clinical and business leaders at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.

Loren earned an Honors BA at Hartwick College and graduated Salutatorian with an MSW from SUNY at Stony Brook. She is a certified executive coach and holds certifications in several leadership, emotional intelligence and communication assessment tools. She writes about leadership and career development for Forbes and Newsweek.