Dr. Sandra Tibbs
PhD, PCC, ACC
VA, USSandra Tibbs is an accomplished leader, corporate trainer, speaker and executive coach who has worked with leaders in Fortune 500 companies. Combining her extensive experience in military intelligence training with an understanding of neuroleadership and organizational leadership, Sandra makes every speaking event, and training session interactive and shares unique and relevant stories with her audience. Audiences leave her sessions motivated and with actionable tools that they can use right away.
Born in Peru, Sandra immigrated to the United States when she was 17 years old. Fluent in Spanish and English, she can deliver training programs in either language.
Sandra has over 14 years of leadership experience, to include leading at different levels of an organization. She has led more than 800 military and civilian employees while holding two leadership positions, as well as at the executive level, while serving as an intelligence officer in the United States Air Force (USAF) supporting National Agencies.
As an executive coach, Sandra brings those skills to every training session, speaking event and coaching session, helping leaders move past any blockages they might be currently facing. Her impassioned approach to helping organizations and individuals succeed is unparalleled. Audiences and clients describe her as emotionally intelligent and deeply impactful. As a result she was named one of 101 Top Leadership Speakers by NY Times bestseller and Forbes columnist Kevin Kruse.
Sandra is the former group leader for the Neuroleadership Institute Special Interest Group in San Antonio, Texas, where leaders discussed research in the neuroscience field that applies to effective leadership. She is a graduate of the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (IPECP) and is a member of the International Coaches Federation (ICF), holding the credentials of Professional Certified Coach (PCC) and Associate Certified Coach (ACC). Sandra has been featured on NBC Latino and asked for her expert opinion by Latina Magazine for the article Is your culture holding you back? in the June/July 2013 issue. She was also interviewed by Vista Magazine for the article Leadership from the Inside Out for their October 2014 issue. She has also been a guest on several radio shows and is a contributor author to Graduate Leadership: A review of the Science of Leadership by Mark Green, Ph.D and Evidence of Leadership by Mark Green, PhD
After obtaining a B.S in Biology, Sandra earned an M.S. in Organizational Leadership and a PhD in Leadership Studies.
Sandra Tibbs is an accomplished leader, corporate trainer, speaker and executive coach who has worked with leaders in Fortune 500 companies. Combining her extensive experience in military intelligence training with an understanding of neuroleadership and organizational leadership, Sandra makes every speaking event, and training session interactive and shares unique and relevant stories with her audience. Audiences leave her sessions motivated and with actionable tools that they can use right away.
Born in Peru, Sandra immigrated to the United States when she was 17 years old. Fluent in Spanish and English, she can deliver training programs in either language.
Sandra has over 14 years of leadership experience, to include leading at different levels of an organization. She has led more than 800 military and civilian employees while holding two leadership positions, as well as at the executive level, while serving as an intelligence officer in the United States Air Force (USAF) supporting National Agencies.
As an executive coach, Sandra brings those skills to every training session, speaking event and coaching session, helping leaders move past any blockages they might be currently facing. Her impassioned approach to helping organizations and individuals succeed is unparalleled. Audiences and clients describe her as emotionally intelligent and deeply impactful. As a result she was named one of 101 Top Leadership Speakers by NY Times bestseller and Forbes columnist Kevin Kruse.
Sandra is the former group leader for the Neuroleadership Institute Special Interest Group in San Antonio, Texas, where leaders discussed research in the neuroscience field that applies to effective leadership. She is a graduate of the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (IPECP) and is a member of the International Coaches Federation (ICF), holding the credentials of Professional Certified Coach (PCC) and Associate Certified Coach (ACC). Sandra has been featured on NBC Latino and asked for her expert opinion by Latina Magazine for the article Is your culture holding you back? in the June/July 2013 issue. She was also interviewed by Vista Magazine for the article Leadership from the Inside Out for their October 2014 issue. She has also been a guest on several radio shows and is a contributor author to Graduate Leadership: A review of the Science of Leadership by Mark Green, Ph.D and Evidence of Leadership by Mark Green, PhD
After obtaining a B.S in Biology, Sandra earned an M.S. in Organizational Leadership and a PhD in Leadership Studies.
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