Nona Saling

Over 20 years experience in executive coaching, leadership development, training & organizational development and recruiting. Experienced coach, facilitator, professor, 360-feedback administrator, internal and external consultant, instructional designer, recruiter, and manager. Capabilities include: leadership development, executive coaching, talent management, performance appraisal systems, team facilitation, leading global and virtual teams, building self-directed teams, leading large scale change, development and delivery of train-the-trainer programs, management succession, customer service and quality management, instructional design, sales and sales management training, and sales, college and staff recruiting. Part-time English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) instructor. Specialties: Selected Certifications Wake Technical Community College: Teaching ESOL Certificate (in progress) Center for Creative Leadership: Benchmarks and Skillscope (360 instruments) Development Dimensions Intl: Leadership Mirror (360 authoring tool), Interaction Management Facilitator (mgmt & staff training), Master Trainer Targeted Selection (behavioral interviewing & selection), Identifying Criteria for Success (creates interview guides) MBTI (Myers Briggs Type Indicator)

Education

• Ed. D. North Carolina State University (2001 — 2005)
• M. A. University of Kentucky
• B. A. University of Delaware

Companies

• ESOL Instructor Durham Technical Community College (2016)
• Executive Coach UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School (2015)
• Executive Coach and Consultant Consulting Practice (2012)
• ESOL Teacher Durham Literacy Center (2014 — 2016)
• Adjunct Assistant Professor Elon University (2011 — 2011)
• Program Coordinator, Institute for Nonprofits North Carolina State University (2011 — 2011)
• Instructor, Leadership Development East Carolina University (2010 — 2010)
• Executive Coach and Consultant Consulting Practice (2009 — 2010)
• Director of Management & Employee Development Center for Community Self-Help (2007 — 2009)