Jenny Davis
Jenny Davis, Strive Change
– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Kevin Harrington and Seth Greene Episode 433 Jenny Davis
Jenny’s personal improvement journey started when she was six after being enrolled into a judo class so she could learn to defend herself. She went on to become a black belt fighting for Scotland and GB all over the world. A few years later she swapped her baggy judo suit for lycra, a carbon fibre bike, and high speeds on the velodromes all over the world. Career highlights include winning silver at Delhi Commonwealth Games, narrowly missing out for Team GB selection for London 2012 Olympics and racing for Team Scotland in front of a home crowd at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.
During London 2012 trials Jenny was asked to present how she improved her performance to her department manager and leaders at Standard Life Plc. Having shared the principles of improvement Jenny was asked to help lead and deliver continuous improvement in the business. There a new career was born!
After many business improvement and problem solving projects, teams, training programs, and lessons learned across multiple industries, Jenny now works with business leaders and entrepreneurs to move away from firefighting and stress to calm and control and onward to World Class Customer Service and the growth and profits that come with that.
Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Jenny Davis about helping entrepreneurs and business leaders guide their teams through crisis and change.
Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
How people need to be flexible with their business models during COVID-19.
Why it’s vital to take a strategic pause to learn from the past to better the future.
How you need to fix the root cause of your problem, so it never returns.
Why you need to make sure the all the details of your business run smoothly.
Connect with Jenny:
Guest Contact Info
@JenDavisSprint
linkedin.com/in/jenny-davis-5562836b
Links Mentioned:
strivechange.org/sharkvip
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