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Janet Greco

Senior Lecturer, Organizational Dynamics Masters Program, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences' Professional and Liberal Education; Recipient 2016 Distinguished Teaching Award for Professional Graduate Programs, School of Arts and Sciences, the University of Pennsylvania; Co-President, Transition One Associates at The Wharton School

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    A former advertising vice president and current management consultant, Janet specializes in helping individual executives and management teams transform leadership intent into organizational momentum. She has consulted with clients including Checkpoint Systems, Children’s National Medical Center, Comcast, Johnson & Johnson, and the Pew Charitable Trusts. Janet has served on the boards of The Friends of the Free Library and the Philadelphia Clearinghouse, as well as provided pro bono consulting.

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