Jina Etienne, CPA, CGMA is a speaker, storyteller, and consultant who helps individuals and organizations unlock the power of authenticity, trust, and connection. With more than 30 years of experience in the accounting profession and business leadership, she brings a unique, deeply human approach to leadership development and culture-building.

Her work focuses on the intersection of leadership, belonging, and emotional intelligence, equipping people with the awareness and tools to lead with clarity, empathy, and intention. Known for blending professional insight with personal storytelling, Jina makes complex ideas accessible and relatable. She helps professionals at all levels show up more fully as themselves—both in their work and in their lives.
 

   

Stephen brings extensive operational, technical, and leadership development experience to The Globally Conscious Leader™. He writes, teaches, and leads projects to support experienced and developing community leaders in adapting to climate change and recovering from climate disasters. 

Stephen’s has built businesses in B2B distribution, marketing, and software development. He has turned his success into supporting others as a consultant and leadership coach for the last 20 years. He's worked with a wide variety of leaders on everything from pro formas with social entrepreneurs, and exit processes with entrepreneurs to market strategy with some of the world's largest technology firms.  

He is the author of Humane Leadership which has been published in The Economist. He graduated from UCLA with honors in Economic and Architectural History and studied business at UCI Merage School. He is an adjunct professor teaching a course on Humane leadership as part of the values-based leadership micro-credential at Southern Oregon University.

Stephen lives most of the year on a sailboat in the Mediterranean and hangs out with his children who are scattered across Europe and the US. Most of his adult life has been spent between southern California and the Puget Sound with a glorious decade or so in southern Oregon.