Gina and her team are dedicated to Equity-Centered Strategic Planning & Strategic Doing. She is a strategic facilitator and executive coach with over 30 years’ experience. In the last two decades leading her own firm, she has delighted in contributing a more soulful expression of her passion to guide aspirational change leaders. Since 2003, Gina Airey Consulting (GAC) has partnered with leaders who advance policies, systems, and services that are just, equitable, and sustainable. GAC facilitates social change makers toward the clarity, consensus, and collaboration needed to reach their visions. GAC holds their own vision that social change makers are resilient leaders, organizations are anti-racist, and collaboration is equitable, accountable, and effective. Gina has co-designed and co-facilitated dozens of social sector strategic planning engagements, with particular expertise in guiding collaborative efforts through periods of growth. She and her team are intentionally integrating equity as both a process and outcome into their services, humbly partnering with BIPOC client leaders to plan how they catalyze systems change and amplify impact. Gina’s commitment to working with leaders across sectors, fields, and communities is rooted in her education in liberal arts, public affairs, strategic management, and anti-racism. Gina graduated Phi Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude from Occidental College (Los Angeles), was a Coro Southern California Public Affairs Fellow, and earned her Master of Business Administration (strategic management concentration) at the Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi Ito Graduate School of Management at Claremont Graduate University, where the faculty voted her Outstanding Student of the Year. Gina draws on both facilitation and coaching skills to support clients; she is also an Associate Certified Coach (ACC), certified by the International Coaching Federation. In 2020 she participated in “Anti-Racism for White People,” a year-long, live cohort training to learn how to recognize and counter racism in herself and the world around her, deepening her understanding of harmful systems and practicing taking action to combat white supremacy and racism in her daily life, personally and professionally. Gina fuels herself for systems change work through joyful travel, hiking, swimming, musical theater, and spiritual healing practices.