
Jennifer M. DePrizio is a Senior Associate at Organizational Performance Group, an Associate Certified Coach (ACC), and a Leadership Development Strategist. She specializes in guiding leaders and teams to unlock their full potential through emotional intelligence, systems thinking, and navigating conflict and change.
Her extensive background in creating customized learning opportunities and fostering professional growth has been honed over two decades in prominent cultural institutions. Over the past two decades she has held leadership positions at the Cleveland Museum of Art, Portland Museum of Art, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the J. Paul Getty Museum, and the Worcester Art Museum. Her work as a top performing leader enables her to fully understand the complexities and challenges of the current workplace landscape.
Committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion, Jenn employs her passion for art to build empathy in her coaching and leadership development practice. She has a strong track record of training and mentoring large teams, integrating art as a powerful tool for leadership development, enhanced communication, team synergy, and well-being.
Jenn is passionate about building partnerships with clients that impact individual and organizational achievement. Her core values of integrity, transparency, respect, generosity, and joy guide her as a coach and consultant. She is committed to engaging with clients as unique individuals, acknowledging, and always respecting, their identity, experiences, values, and beliefs. Honesty, directness, and confidentiality guide her interactions and feedback.
Jenn holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History from College of the Holy Cross and a Masters of Art in Teaching from George Washington University. She also recently received an Emotionally Intelligent Leadership Certificate through Case Western Reserve University’s Weatherhead School of Management. Her book, Leadership Reimagined: A Leader-as-Coach Model, will be published in early 2027.
Jenn lives in Shaker Heights, Ohio (just outside of Cleveland) with her husband and daughter. She spends her free time hiking, gardening, exploring art, and cooking.