Randy Hain

Randy Hain is the founder and president of Serviam Partners and the co-founder of the Leadership Foundry. With a successful 30+ year career in senior leadership roles, corporate talent and executive search, he is a sought-after executive coach for senior leaders at some of the best-known companies in the U.S. and globally who are seeking candid and expert guidance on how to overcome obstacles to their success or develop new leadership skills.

Randy is also an expert at coaching senior leadership teams to improve trust, alignment, collaboration and candid communication. His deep expertise as a former senior executive and his years as a proven and successful executive coach for leaders around the world is a true area of differentiation for him and Serviam Partners.

He is a husband, father, active community leader and serves on the boards of the causes he cares about most. Randy has earned a reputation as a creative business partner and generous thought leader through his books, articles and speaking engagements.

Randy is the award-winning author of 13 books, including the brand new A Different Take: Thoughtful Insights to Help You Thrive at Work and in Life, Practical Virtue: An Actionable Guide to Help You Become a Leader Worth Following, Becoming a More Thoughtful Leader, Upon Reflection: Helpful Insights and Timeless Lessons for the Busy Professional, Essential Wisdom for Leaders of Every Generation, Being Fully Present: True Stories of Epiphanies and Powerful Lessons from Everyday Life, and Special Children, Blessed Fathers: Encouragement for Fathers of Children with Special Needs.

Randy is passionate about promoting opportunities for adults with autism in the workplace as well as advocating for the next generation of leaders entering the workforce. He is an advisory board member for the Brock School of Business at Samford University and a frequent presenter to the business school students. Randy is also an advisor and presenter to the yearly SEC Career Tour, volunteers with the St. Vincent de Paul Society at his parish, St. Peter Chanel, and is a 1989 graduate of the University of Georgia.