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About Jen

Jen Dalitz is an internationally recognized change agent, having received numerous awards and citations for her entrepreneurship and expertise in gender diversity and business strategy. Jen’s full bio can be accessed here.

Following a twenty-year career in corporate and professional roles, Jen has earned her stripes as The Change Coach. She now teaches change, coaches people through change, and helps businesses to implement it. She doesn’t just talk the talk; Jen really knows how to walk the talk and make change happen.

Professionally, Jen is a Certified Practising Accountant, and has led the member movement to spill the Board at Australia’s largest and least governable professional membership body (to request information on her keynote ‘What went wrong at CPA Australia?” please contact Jen).

An accomplished businesswoman, Jen was listed in the inaugural ‘40 Young Business Leaders List’ by In The Black; has been a Telstra Business Awards finalist and the recipient of an Edna Ryan Workplace Award for improving the working conditions of Australian women.  She represented Australia in a BBC global debate on the advancement of women and the Millennium Goals and the Women’s Summit hosted by Malaysia’s Minister for Women.

Jen holds an MBA from the Australian Graduate School of Management, is a Graduate of the Company Directors Course and an accredited coach with the Institute of Executive Coaching and Leadership. She has ten years experience serving on Boards in the financial services, agricultural and education sectors including four years as Chair of a national education foundation.

Jen began her career over 20 years ago in the finance sector where she developed a strong operational and consulting track record within leading financial services providers and a top-tier management consulting firm. Her achievements there include leading large teams of 200+ people; with responsibility for $9billion in funds under administration; and directing business programs with $50m+ budgets.

A decade ago, she transitioned to the entrepreneurial arena and has since launched three thriving small businesses. With this experience, Jen brings an ownership mindset to the organisations she works with and is a self-starter with an autonomous style and proven ability to deliver.

(You can view recommendations from many of Jen’s clients here  on her LinkedIn profile or here on her clients page)

With deep expertise at both the strategic and operational levels, Jen has developed and executed on many and varied business strategies, gender diversity strategies, social media and online channels, customer strategies, organisation transformations and led the development of new products and markets.

Jen is the author of Little Wins for Working Women, and a contributing author to Ideas Volume 3 and The Modern Women’s Anthology, and has been blogging for more than a decade at The SheEO Blog and now jendalitz.com.

Having grown up in the country, and achieved professional success in the city, Jen now lives with her husband and young son with one foot in Sydney and the other on their family farm in the NSW Southern Highlands.

 

 

 

 

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11 months ago

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And so, maybe time does change some things. Or women do.

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– They let me go at 42 because they told me I was too old to represent women's dreams. #kvinnedagen

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12 months ago

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This is what the future looks like, right here. Calling out the BS for what it is. Good luck to the young people of the United States of America in being forth this change.

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1 years ago

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Hello friends. You might have seen this on my LinkedIn... I'd love a few more responses for my new book. Just one question to answer: how likely do you think it is that a stranger would return your wallet and $1000 cash in it, if they found it on the street? A rating out of 0-100. Please follow the link to access the survey! And if you could share to your own friends I'd be ever grateful! Jen xo www.surveymonkey.com/r/2QL7JKW ... See MoreSee Less

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1 years ago

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My blog post this week... Change is a journey. And isn't it just?

This post came off the back of recording a video for The Change Challenge (my free coaching program) and then realising on edit that I looked like a right tosser with my airpod
wedged firmly into my right ear!

The backstory is that I swore (a lot!!) when Apple released the iPhone 7 without the audio jack that it was a BIG MISTAKE. Big. Mistake. And of course I (obviously) eventually came around to their thinking. So much so I don't even notice now when I'm wearing them.

The perfectionist in me wanted to re-cut the video so it didn't look so naff... but I didn't have time... and then I realised I should keep that video "as is" anyway as a reminder to myself that change is a journey.

Sometimes, we don’t know what we want or need til it’s thrust upon us. (That’s actually the whole premise behind marketing focus groups and user experience reviews).

And sometimes, we don’t know what we’re looking for til we find it.

Love to hear if you've had a journey like this too?

And I'd love you to read the full story here and share your thoughts:

jendalitz.com/change/change-is-a-journey/
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Change is a journey - Jen Dalitz

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If you told me a year ago that earpods would become part of my daily operating routine, I would have thought you were nuts. But …
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1 years ago

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Friends I'm so cross about this issue I had to blog about it!!!

You might have heard the news that the Premier of NSW has just approved the spending of $2bn of taxpayer funds to demolish and rebuild two sports stadiums in Sydney - the Olympic stadium that is just 17 years old and the Sydney Football Stadium that is 30 years old.

Yes, $2bn, to replace two fine stadiums, at a time when the public has declared a war on waste and really has had a gutful of our politicians making decisions like this, just because they can.

Now I enjoy sport as much as anyone. But this obscene level of waste has to stop.

$2bn of taxpayer funds, at at time when hospitals are understaffed and overflowing; public schools are underfunded; and two perfectly good (and high capacity) stadiums are being demolished to make way for slightly larger ones that would reach capacity at only a handful of events annually. Talk about madness!

Mark my words: this will become a very serious election issue for the Berejiklian government. And we are watching her next move very closely.

If sport is the goal, then there are better ways to engage the community in a healthy lifestyle, at a grass roots level.

At the time of writing, a petition opposing the stadiums strategy on Change.org has garnered 112,140 signatures in just 3 days (you can follow the links in my blog post below to sign it).

This is people rising up, finding their voice, and having their say. And what are they saying? Enough is enough.

If you haven’t already done so, I encourage you to have your say too.

Premier Berejiklian: Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.

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It was 19 years ago when my job brought me from the small pond of Adelaide to swim with the big fish in Sydney. At …
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