Jean Hollands

Jean A. Hollands, a corporate psychology legend, consulted with over 200 Silicon Valley corporations, from Apple, Intel, to Zilog. Named Woman of the Year, Business Owner of the Year, California award for contributions in the field of literature, she reigned for 25 years as a featured television expert with print media features on Jean's work.

Hollands began her career as a Licensed Marriage Family Therapist, catapulted into the corporate community with her first book, Silicon Syndrome: How to Survive a High Tech Relationship. Another, second of five, Same Game/Different Rules, began a national debate on the role of women in business. Former owner and CEO of Growth & Leadership Center, Hollands served on many non profit boards until her current retirement where she is beginning her fictional novel career, while consulting with former clients from her business career.

Hollands, mother of four children, is married to Thomas Adam Rohrer, also an author, and lives in Cupertino, California. She reports that the highlight of her career was as sports psychologist for the American Basketball League for Women, a first in the USA before the NBA took over the nine national franchises.