Gifted communicator, coach, and educator with over 25 years experience at schools including Stanford, Columbia, USC, and NYU; seeking coaching clients at all ranges of ability and experience.
Gifted communicator, coach, and educator with over 25 years experience at schools including Stanford, Columbia, USC, and NYU; seeking coaching clients at all ranges of ability and experience.
JD Schramm is an expert communication coach dedicated to helping individuals and organizations harness the power of effective messaging to inspire action. With a focus on pitches, presentations, and reports, JD's work transforms leaders into compelling communicators who drive meaningful change. His philosophy centers on intent, understanding the desired outcome of communication and tailoring every interaction to move audiences to think, say, or do something impactful. JD's clients have reached multibillion-dollar investment goals, launched political campaigns, and connected donors to complex scientific work, all through the art of clear and persuasive communication.
Drawing from his own personal journey, JD has found that resilience and success are fueled by the ability to communicate with clarity and authenticity. His life's work is rooted in helping others find their voice, telling their story, and making the difference they seek to bring about in the world. There is no greater joy for JD than seeing his clients succeed, knowing that through the power of communication, they are changing lives and inspiring others along the way.
My approach is tailored to the person, I get to know you and then devise coaching activities to support you in analyzing past communication and preparing for future communication.
The client tells me what they want to measure: confidence, funding, feedback, advancement, etc.
Remarkable skills of observation and speed typing to capture a great deal quickly...then synthesize the 1 to 3 most essential needs the person has
My ideal client is highly motivated to improve with a specific talk or meeting scheduled in the near future on which we can work. (ideal, but not required)