Julie Ann Sullivan is your catalyst of culture. She works with companies to catapult their success, from the inside, out. The result is accelerated business growth.
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Julie Ann Sullivan’s diverse background gives her a unique business perspective. She earned a BA in Psychology and an MBA in Accounting, earning the designation of CPA and spent decades involved in accounting and business functionality. In addition, Julie Ann is an expert level Certified Laughter Leader and trainer.
Julie Ann is also an international best-selling author. In the 2018 release of her book, Blueprint for Employee Engagement, 37 Essential Elements to Influence, Innovate and Inspire, she created a roadmap for the complex journey to create a best place to work. Her newest book, Catalysts of Culture – How Visionary Leaders Activate the Employee Experience, is based on her extensive research, experience and interviews with C-Suite leaders on her podcast, Businesses that Care.
Julie Ann is also host to the worldwide streaming of podcasts, Mere Mortals Unite and Businesses That Care (BTC). On BTC, Julie Ann interviews C-Suite Leaders and experts on who have created and sustained award-winning places to work.
Julie Ann has taught at Robert Morris, Duquesne and Washington & Jefferson Universities. As a Professional Speaker, she has worked with companies such as, McDonald's USA, Howard Hanna Financial, Highmark and Bayer, US. She is known for her expertise, innovation, humor and engaging her clients. Culture consulting and leadership coaching allow Julie Ann the ability to deep dive into an organization’s daily environment.
Julie Ann lives in Pittsburgh, PA with her Wonder Dog, Joy.
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