Raymond Jorgensen
PhD
FL, USRay spent thirty years in America’s private and public schools as a teacher, coach, department head, collegiate faculty member and school administrator. Today he provides leadership development consultative services to a variety of public and private organizations and coaches the internal JLC leader consultants.
During his three decades of public service, Ray was called upon by various communities to present seminars on both the technical and personal sides of leadership, management and learning. These forays into public speaking defined Ray’s work with various businesses and organizations and ultimately led him to his current position as Director of the Jorgensen Leadership Center. Ray has worked with public and private school systems, city and county governments, hospitals, banks, military, physicians’ offices, and a variety of private businesses as a keynote speaker, facilitator, and seminar-workshop leader. Ray’s professional consulting is defining programs as systemic efforts to develop the leadership capabilities needed for any organization to thrive.
Ray is best known to the school leaders in many states as the principal’s principal and in private sector as the leader’s coach; he supports leaders at all levels in developing the the practical knowledge necessary to both lead and manage. He works in a variety of organizations from the U.S. Military to fortune 50 companies. He’s taught in all grade levels, held leadership roles in a number of public and private schools, served as an associate director at a university leadership and research center, served as the COO of a upward mobile internet based company, designed learning initiatives for a number of companies moving toward cost-beneficial technological solutions, assisted in the design of an internationally known solution to training providers and currently leads the leader consultants at JLC.
Along the way to designing, implementing and directing JLC, Ray received a Bachelor of Science in mathematics from St. Francis College in Brooklyn, N.Y. and a Master of Science in math from Fordham University in the Bronx. After moving to Florida, he continued his studies at Nova University and the University of South Florida to receive post masters certifications in Administration, Supervision, and Leadership. His doctoral dissertation at USF focused on Learning Organizations and organizational change.
Ray spent thirty years in America’s private and public schools as a teacher, coach, department head, collegiate faculty member and school administrator. Today he provides leadership development consultative services to a variety of public and private organizations and coaches the internal JLC leader consultants.
During his three decades of public service, Ray was called upon by various communities to present seminars on both the technical and personal sides of leadership, management and learning. These forays into public speaking defined Ray’s work with various businesses and organizations and ultimately led him to his current position as Director of the Jorgensen Leadership Center. Ray has worked with public and private school systems, city and county governments, hospitals, banks, military, physicians’ offices, and a variety of private businesses as a keynote speaker, facilitator, and seminar-workshop leader. Ray’s professional consulting is defining programs as systemic efforts to develop the leadership capabilities needed for any organization to thrive.
Ray is best known to the school leaders in many states as the principal’s principal and in private sector as the leader’s coach; he supports leaders at all levels in developing the the practical knowledge necessary to both lead and manage. He works in a variety of organizations from the U.S. Military to fortune 50 companies. He’s taught in all grade levels, held leadership roles in a number of public and private schools, served as an associate director at a university leadership and research center, served as the COO of a upward mobile internet based company, designed learning initiatives for a number of companies moving toward cost-beneficial technological solutions, assisted in the design of an internationally known solution to training providers and currently leads the leader consultants at JLC.
Along the way to designing, implementing and directing JLC, Ray received a Bachelor of Science in mathematics from St. Francis College in Brooklyn, N.Y. and a Master of Science in math from Fordham University in the Bronx. After moving to Florida, he continued his studies at Nova University and the University of South Florida to receive post masters certifications in Administration, Supervision, and Leadership. His doctoral dissertation at USF focused on Learning Organizations and organizational change.
