Kerry Walters
Elegantly Disruptive.
Builder of things that last.
Leader of people who thrive.
$25M+ annual event portfolio
$15M ->$65M company growth
~$10M Operating Budget
50-Person Team, 3 Directors
4,000+ Coaches Certified in 50+ countries
2× Leader of the Year
Operations & Program Executive | Operational Excellence |
Execution at Scale | Building Leaders
I build the structure — systems, budgets, teams, programs and products — that lets visionary leaders do what only they can do. For 11 years I led programs, events and client experience at a $65M personal development company, which grew from $15M during my time there. I was the first leader of its programs team, which I grew from three people into a 50-person operation across five product divisions, delivering a $25M+ annual event portfolio on a ~$10M operating budget.
What your organization gains
An operator in service of your mission: someone who sees which ideas have legs and builds what it takes to bring them to life. Systems that don’t depend on any one person, including me. And a team that holds a high standard without needing a hero.
By the Numbers
$25M+ annual event portfolio · 50-person team, 3 Directors ·
~$10M operating budget · +13% year-over-year attendance growth ·
4,000+ coaches certified across 50+ countries · 3,000+ clients served each year ·
30+ live and streamed events a year ·
Under 60 days to move live delivery to virtual, with zero revenue interruption ·
Leader of the Year, 2021 & 2023
Why I do this
“To bring calm and order through repeatable systems and structures, so that visionaries’ ideas can come to life in a safe environment where everyone can contribute, grow, and thrive.”
“Very few people will ever launch and build an entire department from the ground up — and that is Kerry.” — Mat Boggs, Co-Founder, Brave Thinking Institute
“Kerry is a person who just gets stuff done — with grace, with firmness. She has never needed a microphone.” — Scott Clement, Owner, Level 11
If you’re building something that matters and operations are the bottleneck, I’d welcome the conversation.
