Jared Dickinson

Jared Dickinson is the founder and president of JD Communication Strategies (JDCS), based in San Francisco, California. The company specializes in customized, hands-on coaching and programs for sales, communication, employee development, interpersonal performance and conflict resolution. He serves a variety of clients, from Fortune 500 companies to small nonprofit organizations, but more than half his clients are not-for-profit.

Jared is dedicated to helping empower individuals to make a change and ultimately be more successful in their personal and professional lives. He is also committed to supporting positive social change and working with young adults. He volunteers and provides services to Year Up, an organization that provides professional mentoring, education and employment to at-risk teens.

Jared holds a Bachelor Degree in History and Italian Studies from the University of California at Santa Barbara. He also studied for two years at the University of Trento (Università degli Studi di Trento) in Italy, and is fluent in Japanese and Italian.

Upcoming:

New Manager Bootcamp

Succeed in your new management role with this intensive two-day bootcamp.

27

Fri, 27 April 10:00am PDT

The Art of Productive Conflict

Learn tools and systems to help give and receive productive and actionable feedback.

14

Mon, 14 May 6:30 - 8:30pm PDT

Mastering Presentations

Learn how to differentiate yourself and achieve more consistent results in both formal and informal presentations.

19

Tue, 19 June 6:30 - 9:30pm PDT

Previously (11):

Mastering Presentations

Learn how to differentiate yourself and achieve more consistent results in both formal and informal presentations.

7 Times

New Manager Bootcamp

Succeed in your new management role with this intensive two-day bootcamp.

2 Times

The Art of Productive Conflict

Learn tools and systems to help give and receive productive and actionable feedback.

Mastering Presentations Bootcamp

This program is designed for any business person who wants to differentiate themselves and achieve more consistent results in their formal and informal presentations.