About Us

Perspective comes from experience.

We've spent our careers on both sides of organizational change. As consultants, we've helped leaders tackle culture, leadership, learning, and change. As in-house leaders, we've carried the responsibility for making those ideas work long after the workshops ended and the consultants went home.

We've learned that great ideas only matter if people can actually use them.

That's why we start with questions, build alongside our clients, and never lose sight of the people doing the work.

That's the perspective we bring to every partnership.

How We Can Work Together

Meet Quinn & Amy

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    Quinn Haslinger

    For almost 20 years, I've been fascinated by brains.

    Not like in a zombie way, obviously.

    It started with figuring out how to make hard things easy. I loved simplifying the complex into something brains could look at and be like, "Oh yeah, that makes sense!" I quickly found my way to learning and development, taking on everything from technical topics to sales pitches for napkin enthusiasts (a real target audience!).

    I realized it's one thing to offer up knowledge for a brain to consume. It's a whole other messy, gratifying problem to actually get that brain to do something differently. For most of my consulting career, I leaned into questions about how people lead, how cultures take shape, and how change actually happens. Later, I moved to internal teams and saw firsthand how organizations actually carry out (or don't) the plans we've so carefully created.

    As co-founder of Perspectives, I'm still fascinated by brains and still trying to make hard things easier. Now I get to use what I've learned to help make work work better for the people doing it.

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    Amy Jerome

    I've spent 20+ years in the people business, figuring out why work feels the way it feels and then doing something about it. I take the inspiring stuff everybody loves to talk about and turn it into things people can actually feel. Fortune 500s, scrappy nonprofits, teams of ten and workforces of twenty thousand — in the end, it's always been about the human experience.

    As co-founder of Perspectives, I help organizations build cultures people don't want to flee, grow leaders worth following, and get through change without steamrolling the humans in the middle of it. I'm also chasing a PhD in Global Leadership and Change, because the world refuses to sit still, and I'd rather help clients get ahead of that than watch them brace for impact.

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