Leadership takes many forms, and everyone has the potential to be a leader in their work and personal lives. One of the biggest barriers to stepping into that potential is imposter syndrome. Jeanette Jeffrey, Executive & Leadership Coach at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, will guide participants through thought exercises to define imposter syndrome, reflect on how it has shown up in their own leadership journey, and identify strategies to move past it. Participants will leave with greater self-awareness and practical tools to build their own brand of confident, authentic leadership. This session is ideal for current leaders, aspiring leaders, and anyone curious about the topic.
Jeanette Jeffrey serves as Career and Life Design Coach and Executive and Leadership Coach for Bloomberg students and alumni. She is passionate about helping students and alumni translate their public health training into purposeful, fulfilling careers.
A two-time graduate of Johns Hopkins, Jeanette holds a Master of Science degree in Education and a certificate in Teaching in Higher Education from the School of Education, as well as a Master of Public Health degree and a certificate in Humanitarian Assistance from the Bloomberg School of Public Health. She also holds a certificate in International Health: Clinical and Community Care from the University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson and is a Master Certified Health Education Specialist (MCHES®) through the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing.
Jeanette trained in Executive and Leadership Coaching at the JHU Carey Business School and is currently working toward a Master Coaching Certification from the International Coaching Federation, furthering her commitment to helping others grow and lead with purpose.
Event DateWednesday, October 14, 2026Start Time: 12:00pm EDTEnd Time: 1:00pm EDT
ContactBloomberg School of Public Health667-306-9603bsph.alumni@jhu.edu
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