I work with leaders and professionals to develop their most powerful, personalized leadership style and create cultures that empower everyone. I especially focus on strengthening the power of effective partnerships and breaking the cycle of reactive power dynamics. Through a career as an engineer, software sales rep, technology executive, and professor, I’ve seen the universal value of trust-based, high-integrity collaborative connections. * *

Dr. Woodman’s business experience and research led her to develop the Proactive Power Path and Culture Alignment Frameworks that reveal and strengthen productive forms of power, integrity, productivity, and collaboration. Roots of these frameworks can be traced to the course approach described in her Men’s Studies Press chapter, “Shifting Views,” thesis research, “Passionate Entanglements,” and dissertation, “Sustainability Mindset.”  

Previously Woodman taught business ethics, leadership, marketing, sustainability, philosophy, and interdisciplinary courses as a lecturer at the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics at the University of New Hampshire and the Maine Business School at the University of Maine, and as a graduate teaching fellow at Emory University. Woodman has a Ph.D. in Applied Ethics from Emory University, M.A. and B.S. degrees in philosophy and engineering, and certificates in women's, gender, and sexuality studies and sustainability leadership.