

ABOUT
julie rubinstein - principal consultant
With deep expertise in organizational and leadership development, Julie is a thoughtful truth-teller with a calm center, known for creating spaces where people can show up fully, find clarity, and create the change needed for their individual or organizational growth.
As a consultant and coach, she supports organizations to cultivate cultures that align with their direction, build teams that can do more collectively than they can individually, and develop leaders to rise to the complex and adaptive environments in which they work.
Julie’s work is grounded in the belief that leadership is the single greatest lever for change that impacts not only performance and culture but also the broader impact organization can have in the world. She envisions a world where leaders are equipped to connect, engage, and inspire because how we lead matters, in business and in life.

Education and Certifications
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Master of Science in Organization Development; Pepperdine University
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Professional Coach
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Somatic Coach
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Integral Coach
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iEQ9 Enneagram Solutions Accredited Practioner
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Leadership Circle 360
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Meyers Briggs Type Indicator
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Globesmart
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Peer Insight Circles

"Julie helped to shape my executive team through a cultural alignment process that is now a building block for the business.
She has a tremendous skill set for helping management teams become self-aware, allowing them to lead in a meaningful way."
President
Coinstar
"I have sought out Julie's counsel both informally, and also as my coach. She has keen insight into situations and asks questions that help me see things from a different perspective, she is excellent at helping others arrive at clarity. Julie has a very deep toolkit to draw from and is always ready with solutions, from something that can be applied immediately to make a situation better, to longer term ways to have greater impact.
Her depth in leadership, team dynamics, culture and business make her an invaluable coach and her sense of humor brings great perspective.”
Chief Human Resources Officer
Krusteaz