Meet Team JLCG
Career Highlights
- Performance Psychology Expert and 4x TEDx speaker
- Master’s Degree in Sports and Human Performance Psychology
- Harvard Business School Certification in Sustainable Business Strategy
- Cornell University Certification in Diversity & Inclusion
- Yale University Certification in the Science of Well-Being
- University of Pennsylvania Wharton School, certification for neuroscience in business
- Selected as an invite-only member of the Forbes Coaches Council since 2021
- Guest expert on a variety of podcasts
- Published first book These Five Words Are Mine in 2012 and second book Meet Them Where They Are in 2025
Jen Croneberger
Founder & Chief Inspiration Officer
Jen Croneberger is the Founder of The Human Leadership Institute and Chief Inspiration Officer of JLynne Consulting Group. She is a trusted strategic advisor to C-suite leaders navigating culture transformation, executive alignment, and system-level leadership challenges.
A four-time TEDx speaker, Jen is recognized for her ability to translate the human dimensions of leadership—trust, relational dynamics, emotional intelligence—into strategic, enterprise-ready insights. Her work sits at the intersection of leadership performance and the human experience of work, bringing clarity and direction to organizations facing complexity and change.
With a deep background as an executive strategist and thought partner, and expertise in team dynamics and performance psychology, Jen partners with senior leaders to strengthen the relational infrastructure that drives culture and execution. She is known for her ability to diagnose what’s happening beneath the surface of a leadership system and guide executives toward the alignment, cohesion, and trust required for sustained transformation.
Leaders turn to Jen when they need more than inspiration—they need perspective, strategy, and a partner who understands how leadership systems shape results.




Jen's Thoughts
We all come full circle… I was in my first year out of college in 1996, working as a bartender and was …
It’s so simple to decide to do something. It’s a yes. It’s a time that signals the start of something. It’s a …
I have often been asked to chime in on the mental game of an athlete, to help those who compete to do …
One Percent Doubt, You’re Out. There are certain things in our lives that we don’t doubt. Ever. Unconditional love, the fact that …
There is a belief that being good enough is settling for less than your full potential. I say that is not entirely …
Perfectionism may have been my greatest and worst asset growing up. It may have kept me from rushing things and making a …