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Triscendance Partners ![]() Our work is guided by values of authenticity, maximizing human potential, continuous learning, playful curiosity, courageous conversation, and making meaningful contributions. Joel Andrews holds an MS in Industrial Relations and BS in Economics from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. He has a coaching certificate from Georgetown University and is a Certified Coach with both the International Coach Federation (ICF) and the Newfield Network. He is also certified to administer a full range assessment instruments for the Center for Creative Leadership. William Benner holds a BA, Government and Foreign Affairs, and MPA, Masters in Public Administration, from the University of Virginia, and is a Certified Coach with the Newfield Network. Richard Hews holds an MSc and BTech (Honors) in Statistics from the UK and is a Certified Coach with the Newfield Network and a Certified Somatic Coach from the Strozzi Institute. “We help leaders deliver exceptional results.” - Our personal accomplishments make us uniquely qualified to provide leadership development, leadership coaching, and organizational trust survey services to help your leaders achieve strategic initiatives and generate improve results. Collectively, we have extensive leadership and management experience in a variety of industries and business sectors, including banking, government, healthcare, financial services, media, manufacturing, hospitality, and pharmaceutical research and development. We specialize in the following disciplines: organizational and leadership development, executive coaching, change management, human resources, statistical consulting, strategic planning, product development, and customer relationship management Accomplishments |
“With high trust, success comes faster, better, and at a lower cost” — David Neeleman, ![]() The Gallup organization put a conservative price tag of $250 to $300 billion a year on the cost of disengagement in America alone. |







