Ryan Underwood

Director of Communications and Marketing, Vanderbilt School of Engineering

Ryan Underwood is a Senior Consultant & Master Coach with extensive experience in leadership and coaching roles.1 He currently serves as a Senior Consultant & Master Coach, as well as an Ambassador & GiANT Master Coach.1

Professional Experience

Ryan's LinkedIn profile indicates that he has held several leadership positions throughout his career:

Senior Consultant & Master Coach
Ambassador & GiANT Master Coach
Senior Associate and Sector Partner
CEO and Chief Leadership Officer

His expertise appears to be centered around leadership development, coaching, and business transformation.1

Skills and Expertise

While specific details about Ryan's skills are limited in the provided information, his role as a Master Coach suggests he has significant expertise in:

Leadership development
Executive coaching
Business strategy
Organizational development

Given his position as an Ambassador for GiANT, it's likely that Ryan is well-versed in their leadership methodologies and training programs.

Ryan Underwood's LinkedIn profile can be found at linkedin.com/in/ryanunderwood, which matches the username provided in the query.1

Highlights

Sep 29 · Madison County Courier

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Experience

Director of Communications and Marketing at Vanderbilt University School of Engineering (Jul 2022 - Present)

Director of Editorial Strategy at Vanderbilt University (Feb 2018 - Jul 2022); Editor, Vanderbilt Magazine at Vanderbilt University (Apr 2015 - Jul 2022); Director of Content Strategy at Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management (Jun 2010 - Apr 2015); Contributing Writer at Inc. Magazine (Nov 2004 - Apr 2015); Government and Politics Editor at The Tennessean (Sep 2005 - Jun 2010); Staff Writer at Fast Company (Mar 2002 - Sep 2005); Senior Editor at IDG (May 1998 - Mar 2002)

Education

Master of Science in International Relations and Affairs from Boston University (1997 - 1998); BA in History, Communications from Vanderbilt University (1992 - 1996)