Greg Finch

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Greg L. Finch

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Biography

Georgetown University - Theology

EXECUTIVE COACH + DIRECTOR OF COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS | WildGeese AmongUs
Management Consulting
Greg
Finch
Washington, District Of Columbia
EVERY SINGLE DAY I work alongside leaders, teams, and organizations to (re)claim the wisdom and power of strength-infused leadership. My integrated organizational, psychosocial, and aesthetic approach - bursting with creativity and humor - consistently generates depth learning, adaptable resilience, and generative impact.

IMPACT SNAPSHOT

As leaders, teams, and organizations learn to ground their action in strengths and wellbeing — Vision Clarifies. Communication Flows. Collaboration Flourishes. Actions Align. Resources Emerge. Obstacles Surrender. — Individuals and Organizations Thrive.

Individuals, Teams, and Organizations are equipped and energized to confidently navigate rhythms of the dynamic workplace with elegant skill, creativity, and resilience.

Executive Coaching, Team Facilitation, and Learning Immersives continue to provide Career and Personal Leadership Development, Individual/Organizational Resilience, Assessments, Team Collaboration, Transition/Succession Initiatives, Strengths Engagement, and Cross Cultural/Somatic Communication.

Adjunct appointments to George Washington University School of Medicine and Behavioral Sciences, George Mason University Center for the Advancement of Well-Being, and Georgetown University School of Theology fuel fruitful rigor, curiosity, and compassion.

International Coach Federation and GMU Leadership Coaching for Organizational Well-Being certifications assure skilled, laser-focused coaching through the prismed lens of well-being and resilience.

Greg has equipped a multi-sectored array of regional, national, and international individuals, teams, and organizations including: Freddie Mac, Global Alliance for Arts and Health, IONA Centre Scotland, Kripalu Center, National Center for Creative Aging, National Conservation Training Center, Texas Children's Hospital, Donna Karan Urban Zen Foundation, US Patent and Trademark Office, US Department of Homeland Security.


Experience

  • The George Washington University School of Medicine

    Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences

    The Practice of Medicine
    Co-Teach and mentor medical student cohorts throughout this 3-year, longitudinal curriculum—contributing to institutional goals of increased psychosocial proficiency, practitioner resilience, and person-centered care.

    Facilitate training, classroom learning, standardized patient scenarios, and performance evaluations—compassionately increasing student psychosocial proficiency, resiliency, and competency in the practice of person-centered care.

  • George Mason University

    Adjunct Faculty

    The Center for the Advancement of Well-Being (CWB) works to catalyze human well-being by promoting the science and practices that lead to a life of vitality, purpose, and resilience.

    Courses include: Consciousness and Transformation in Action Capstone course addressing theory and practice of mindfulness and transformation in student major/career pathway; Meditation, Mindfulness, and Stress Management Addressing the art and science of mindfulness through different meditative traditions; and Consciousness, Meaning, and Life-Purpose with theory focused upon practices of mindfulness and impact on stress-reduction and creativity enhancement.

  • Georgetown University

    Adjunct Faculty

    Adjunct Faculty Professor, School of Theology, The Problem of God An examination of the religious dimension of human experience and consciousness.

    Foundational course in theological and philosophical exploration as one of the signatures of an undergraduate education at Georgetown University. The course continues the spirit of that free exchange by exploring with students a critically appreciative awareness of the religious dimension of human existence and assisting them in reflecting upon their own experience and understanding in that enlarged context.

    Through sacred texts, philosophical works, and literature, the course seeks to develop habits of mind in students that reflect historical consciousness; exhibit critical thinking about texts, ideas, and methods of study; exhibit awareness of the student's own experience of religious traditions and/or religious commitments; show awareness of distinctive traditions of thought; are attuned to the differences among scientific, symbolic, mythical, and metaphorical uses of language; and show a sophisticated appreciation for recurrent human questions and the answers provided by various religious traditions

  • LEADZ US

    Director LEADZ US Collaborative Design

    Greg oversees the creation of executive leadership training with the WV LEADZ constellation of educators, artists, healthcare & wellness professionals, trainers & executive coaches.

    ABOUT WV LEADZ
    Integrating Stellar Leadership Training & State-of-the-Art Learning Facilities with Breathtaking Natural Resources & Collaborative Experience in the West Virginia Learning Crescent

    Proficient, adaptable, resilient leaders are essential for navigating today's complex organizational challenges. Research reveals that collaborative, experiential learning environments generate these vital qualities.

    The West Virginia Learning Crescent-nestled in the mountains at the convergence of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers just beyond the hum of Washington DC-integrates stellar leadership training and state-of-the-art learning facilities with breathtaking natural resources and collaborative experiences. WV LEADZ has harnessed these remarkable resources to create the next generation of executive learning.

    ABOUT DR. FINCH
    DISCIPLINE-BRIDGING EXPERTISE in collaborative projects, leadership design, and facilitation for organizational, adult learning, academic, healthcare, cultural, social impact, nonprofit, and humanitarian sectors

    PEER-RECOGNIZED STRATEGIST, EDUCATOR, FACILITATOR for multi-disciplinary collaborative projects in public and private sector impact.

    ADEPT AT CONCEPTUALIZING AND IMPLEMENTING impact programming and events that energize membership, workforce, and leadership constituencies; build and sustain collaborative grassroots, partner, and volunteer networks; and foster thriving social impact, change, and innovation initiatives

    PASSIONATE LEARNER WITH PROGRESSIVE PHILOSOPHY AND ADVANCED TRAINING in professional development, psychosocial support, group process and facilitation, community outreach, mediation, and teambuilding

    CONFIDENT, COLLABORATIVE, CURIOUS, AND COMPASSIONATE leader, mentor, and communicator with a keen sense of humor

  • www.WildGeeseAmongUs.com

    Executive Coach and Director of Collaborative Projects

    Transforming the World | One Leader at a Time

    Learn, Lead, and Live — anchored in your strengths.

    (Re)claim the wisdom, power, and potential of strength-infused leadership. Confidently navigate rhythms of the dynamic workplace with skill, creativity, and resilience.

    When leaders, teams, and organizations ground action in strengths and wellbeing — Vision Clarifies. Communication Flows. Collaboration Flourishes. Horizons Expand. Actions Align. Resources Emerge. Obstacles Surrender. — Organizations Thrive.

    As an executive coach, facilitator, and instructional designer I work as a learning catalyst for leaders, teams, and organizations ready to discover and harness their natural strengths.

    From strategic Executive Coaching to nimble Team Facilitation and immersive Training Events — we will work together to ground life and work in your strengths, embody leadership, align action, energize teams, and generate enterprise wide resilience and impact. Working together we will transform the world.

    It's a big world and you've got some amazing endeavors ahead.​ Let's work together for a while!

    Dr. Greg L. Finch
    Executive Coach, Director of Collaborative Learning

Education

  • Princeton Theological Seminary

    MDiv

    Spiritual Life, Community, and the Arts
    Interdisciplinary studies in theology, psychosocial systems, communication, education, and ethical responsibility promoting cultural and civic renewal. HONORS/AWARDS: Bryant M. Kirkland Prize for Excellence in Practical Theology, Mary Long Grier-Hugh Davies Prize in Homiletics, and Edward Howell Roberts Scholarship in Homiletics, Nominated: David HC Read National Prize in Homiletics

  • American University

    Masters Concentration

    Concentration in Arts Management
    Program management, leadership development, arts and humanities integration, strategic planning, fundraising/grantwriting, PR, and marketing for impact organizations.

  • Wesley Theological Seminary

    DMin

    DISSERTATION: THE CHRYSALIS INITIATIVE: A Tri-Disciplinary Model for Medical Education
    Integration of biomedicine, spiritual life, ethics, and arts and humanities integration in medical curricula/training Dissertation: Chrysalis Project: A Primer for Creating Transformational Medical Education Learning Environments

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