Finally, Nozomi gives some insight into how leaders can leverage technology as a tool to build connection rather than a hindrance.īrandi Nicole Johnson is 'on a mission to help the world reimagine work so that work is integrated into our lives, instead of becoming our whole identity.' Prior to becoming a coach and a tech learning executive, she climbed the ultimate career ladder in the nonprofit sector, growing from intern to Executive Director all before the age of 30. She shares how she helps leaders become more curious (spoiler: it's probably not what you think) and why it's important to get out of your head from time to time and find intentional quiet. On this episode, we discussed Nozomi's journey from a corporate background and 'living someone else's live' to the launching and running her thriving business dedicated to helping leaders from around the world succeed. She is also passionate in empowering women to find their own voice and help them become leaders in their life, work and society. She enjoys giving back to the community by serving on boards such as Japan-America Society of Georgia, National Association of Asian American Professionals. Her diverse international background - having lived in Asia, Europe and North America - gives her a wealth of experience and knowledge as a strategic partner to leaders.

Her team helps organizations develop Co-created Culture which she believes is the foundation for individuals and organizations to fulfill their purpose in this world. Nozomi Morgan leads a team of experts in developing global leaders.

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