Welcome to Driving Your Destiny!

 
Driving Your Destiny is an organisation that specialises in the alignment of individual and organisational effectiveness strategies.
 
Our solutions are tailored to the unique needs of your organisation ensuring successful and impactful outcomes linked to your strategy.
 
Our experience in designing and implementing initiatives extends to working with professionals at all levels of an organisation, from one-to-one interventions to groups of over 100 in a multidisciplinary workforce.  
 
We have led strategic organisational reviews; executed change management initiatives, performance coached executives, implemented learning interventions and facilitated leadership and team workshops.
 
Our substantial knowledge & experience has been applied in a range of corporate business environments including: Non-for-profit, FMCG, Manufacturing, Healthcare, Hospitality and Academic environments with experience in Australia, New Zealand and Asia.
 

Jennifer Cohen-Maher

Principal
 
Jennifer is an experienced organisational effectiveness consultant with over 12 years specialising in change management, executive coaching, people management strategies, leadership and team facilitation.
 
Her expertise includes developing and delivering company initiatives that include organisational design, best practice strategies and workplace programs that support business improvement projects, increase leadership capabilities and impact company culture.
 
A dedicated and passionate professional, Jennifer is committed to seeing both organisations and individuals succeed. Her solution focused approach is engaging, practical, direct and results orientated.  In 2003 Jennifer was nominated for Telstra Business Woman?s Award. 
 
Jennifer holds a Masters of Organisational Coaching and a Bachelors degree in Applied Psychology.   Additional relevant qualifications include a Certificate IV in Workplace Assessment and Training.  She holds accreditations in DISC and Birkman. 
 
Professional Memberships include the International Coach Federation (ICF); University of Sydney Coaching and Mentoring Association (USCMA) and the International Positive Psychology Association (IPPA).