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Jon Kleinman
"Now more than ever, an organization's ability to maximize its human capital is the difference between business-as-usual and extraordinary business results"
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Jon has over fifteen years of experience consulting for global Fortune 500 companies, with a strong background working in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, high-tech, retail, and consumer products industries. Prior to joining Insigniam, he was a senior sales manager for an international training and development company, leading its East Coast division to its best quarter in ten years. Jon started as a journalist, and after covering the political beat for several years, he developed an interest in what shapes behavior and action, and how work environments enhance or detract from people's ability to perform. This inquiry led him to join Insigniam.
Other noteworthy professional experience includes:
- Accomplished artist with works displayed in local galleries and founding member of National Arts in the Mall program - an initiative to bring fine arts to the general public
- Accomplished artist with works displayed in local galleries and placed through the National Arts in the Mall program
- Journalist with Philadelphia City Paper, as well as freelance work with various national and local publications
EDUCATION
- Bachelor of Arts, English and Psychology, Syracuse University, 1992
- Graduate work in journalism, Temple University, 1994
PUBLICATIONS AND SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
- Keynote speaker at LifeNet Health Leadership Summit, speaking to top 60 executives on the subject of Innovation and Breakthrough Thinking, 2006-2008
- As keynote speaker, lectured to top 80 members of Johnson & Johnson's Vision Care America's Marketing Division on building a high-performing team, Callaway Gardens, 2006
- Covered multiple local government races as City Hall beat reporter for two years
- Broke story uncovering Philadelphia Daily News layoffs amid labor strife in 1995
- Wrote "Sports Rant" column, 1995
JON AFTER WORK
Jon lives in New Jersey with his wife, Joanna, and two small sons, Max and Zach, and daughter, Amanda. He has served on the board of the New Jersey Council on the Arts, and he is an active member of several local charities and community organizations. Jon enjoys cooking, traveling, and volunteering for various youth athletic leagues.
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