Jacquelyn Bsharah

Jacquelyn Bsharah, PhD, is a leading authority in organizational transformation, meeting complexity head-on to drive lasting impact.

As founder of Dynamic Collaborations, she helps organizations close the gap between potential and performance. Jacquelyn is a master synthesizer, connecting seemingly unrelatable details to determine clear paths forward. She is an artist. Whether synthesizing organizational data or working with resin and paint, she finds the cohesive thread hidden within complexity.

Jacquelyn created the evidence-based Learned Bravery® framework that enables people to translate vision into action. She has designed and led effective large-scale change initiatives across government agencies and private sector organizations.

An educator at heart, Jacquelyn teaches leadership development at Georgetown University and the University of Southern California. Her mastery of clarity under pressure was honed during nearly two decades in broadcast journalism with The Associated Press, where she was part of the team earning an Edward R. Murrow Award for 9/11 coverage.

Grounded in evidence and empathy, Jacquelyn helps people take brave, deliberate steps toward the life and leadership they want.