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It's Not Too Late: How to Navigate a Career Change with Confidence

Monday, January 24, 2022
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET
Webinar

Event details

These days career paths seldom look linear. Regardless of your experience, you can navigate a career change with confidence.

In this live discussion, you'll hear directly from Jennifer Coyle, the Americas Chief Operating Officer at Macquarie Group. No stranger to career change, Jennifer will share how she pivoted from managing mining assets to managing people, how Macquarie's supportive culture helped her do just that, and her advice to others contemplating a big move.

Attendees will walk away with actionable tips on how to move through a career transition with confidence and navigate the challenges that come with it.


This event will be recorded and posted here following the event. We'll also email the recording directly to everyone who registers. By registering, you agree to share your information with the participating company. 

Meet the speaker

Jennifer Coyle

Jennifer Coyle

COO Americas & Executive Director, Macquarie Group

Jennifer Coyle currently serves as Macquarie’s COO of the Americas and has been with the organization for ten years. Jennifer’s career with Macquarie began in Nashville where she started a Mining Asset Finance business. During her time in the Macquarie Commodities and Global Markets business, the team grew from four to twenty-five colleagues in seven cities around the world, financing clients from the Gold Coast in Africa to the Gold Coast in Australia. Her passion for leadership eventually led Jennifer to a position as Global Head of Leadership, Talent & Culture for Macquarie where she worked on various leadership and development projects including the Macquarie Executive Director Leadership Program. Her role also saw her working on several initiatives that have enhanced the organization’s approach to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Previous to Macquarie, Jennifer held global roles at Caterpillar Finance and GE Capital. She holds B.A.’s in Economics and German from the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts.