Liberating purpose and potential

Tim Reardon is a strategic and respected entrepreneurial leader who specializes identifying the core purpose and potential of individuals, organizations and communities to inspire them to optimize their potential. Tim is a skilled facilitator and has a track record of bringing people from diverse perspectives together to work effectively on a common goal. Tim guides organizations and community groups through periods of intense conflict and transition by incorporating a theory of Adaptive Leadership and a deep understanding of the natural impact change has on human beings and the natural resistance to change that is a byproduct of leadership. He brings a wealth of experience in government, nonprofit, corporate, health care and educational organizations as well as grass-roots community groups.

Tim specializes in the development and training of leadership, results and performance accountability, assessing organizational dynamics, strategic plans, entrepreneurial solutions to social problems, transforming organizational cultures, social policy for children and families, and achieving outstanding outcomes through partnerships and collaborations. Tim brings a deep understanding of the role that race, class, gender, sexual identity, life experience and cultural dynamics have in unleashing people’s potential to achieve better results and lead the transformation of people’s heads and hearts.

Tim earned a Masters Degree in Public Administration from Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, as an Archibald Bush Leadership Fellow. He also completed a Masters Degree in Public Affairs at the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota. He is a licensed social worker. He holds a Masters Certificate in Leadership Development from Harvard University. His academic achievements include an undergraduate degree in psychology and economic/business administration from St. John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota and international studies in Spanish and Liberation Theology from the Universidad Catolica in Lima, Peru.