New Business Unit Presidents – Tanner Corbridge & Jared Jones

July 8, 2013 — July 8, 2013 – Temecula, CA – Partners In Leadership is pleased to announce that Tanner Corbridge and Jared Jones have each been promoted to Business Unit President. Both Tanner and Jared have played critical roles in the growth and expansion of Partners In Leadership during their tenure with the organization, especially as key members of the Field Leadership Team. During that time they have demonstrated tremendous skill in building and developing strong client relationships with companies of all sizes, including several Fortune 100 companies.

As an Area Vice President, Senior Leadership Consultant, and Executive Facilitator for Partners In Leadership, Tanner consulted with and facilitated training events for companies across multiple global industries, and he has strategized with CEOs and executive teams throughout China, India, Thailand, Singapore, Australia, and much of Europe. In addition, Tanner regularly serves as the keynote speaker for major conferences, such as the Bank Administration Institute, and he has spoken at numerous ASTD and SHRM events. Tanner received his undergraduate degree from Brigham Young University and his MBA from the University of Missouri.

In his role as Area Vice President, Senior Leadership Consultant, and Executive Facilitator for Partners In Leadership, Jared has consulted with leaders in some of the world’s most notable corporate and governmental entities, including the U.S. Navy, the Federal Reserve Bank, Aetna, and Apple Inc. He has also facilitated audiences of up to 2,100 participants in cities all over the world. Moreover, Jared is a favorite keynote speaker for large audiences at leadership retreats and National Sales Meetings, such as for the Massachusetts Organization for Nursing Leadership and Citizens Bank. Jared received his Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Brigham Young University and his MBA in Change Management from Bentley College’s Elkin B. McCallum Graduate School of Business.