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Keith Jennings

Operational Psychologist - Executive Coach - Leadership Development - Talent Management

Keith Jennings, PhD, is a senior leadership development expert with over 20 years of experience in developing elite individuals and high-performing teams.2 He is the Founder and Consulting Psychologist at Next Summit Consulting. Jennings holds a PhD and specializes in helping leaders and organizations increase their impact and achieve results.2

In addition to his consulting work, Jennings has a background in scientific research. He is a scientist focused on understanding changes to the water cycle and their effects on human and natural systems.1 His expertise includes hydrologic modeling, data visualization, and geospatial analysis.1

Jennings has recently been appointed as the Director of Research at the University of Vermont's Water Resources Institute (WRI), a position he will assume in November 2024.3 This role will allow him to continue his work in water resources and climate data analytics.13

Throughout his career, Jennings has received several honors and awards, including the NASA Earth and Space Science Fellowship and the AGU Outstanding Student Presentation Award.1 He is also proficient in French and has a background in cycling, having previously competed with the US National Team.1

Highlights

Nov 14 · uvm.edu
The Water Resources Institute Welcomes Dr. Keith Jennings ...
Accelerate 25 - The Global Ecommerce Acceleration Summit
Jan 1 · babson.edu
Annual Research Conference | Babson College

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Washington DC-Baltimore Area