Alli Celebron-Brown

Alli Celebron-Brown is a leadership coach who helps clients identify and shift the behavioral patterns that limit their effectiveness. With over 25 years of leadership experience, including six years as CEO where she achieved a multi-million dollar financial turnaround within two years, eliminating an accumulated deficit and generating consistent surpluses, Alli has coached leaders across corporate, government, and nonprofit sectors. She specializes in supporting clients through career transitions, executive presence development, and the unique challenges of senior leadership roles.

She holds an Associate Certified Coach (ACC) credential from the International Coaching Federation and is certified in Hogan Assessments. Alli earned her Executive Certificate in Leadership Coaching from Georgetown University and a Certificate in Women in Leadership from Cornell University, with additional training in empathy, emotional intelligence, and Positive Intelligence.

Her coaching approach integrates behavioral science insights and self-awareness, creating a supportive yet challenging environment where clients can explore their leadership patterns and develop intentional habits. Alli believes effective leaders know themselves deeply and act in alignment with their values. Clients can expect honest conversations delivered with warmth and empathy, helping them translate insights into sustainable behavioral changes.

Alli is particularly effective in coaching leaders through role transitions, team dynamics challenges, and developing the confidence to lead with authenticity and impact. She brings deep expertise in gender dynamics and supporting women in leadership, while fostering inclusive growth for all clients.

Outside of work, Alli practices mindfulness and meditation, which informs her belief in the power of reflection and intentional leadership. Married for over 20 years and mother of two teenage girls, she brings firsthand understanding to the complexities of balancing ambitious career goals with personal commitments.