ADVISA Adds Seven New Team Members!
ADVISA’s growth reflects an increased demand for tools and training for leaders at all levels to create healthy, inclusive, and productive work environments. We have added seven new team members to our expert staff.
Meet the newest members of the A-Team:
Francesca Beck, Client Success Specialist
Fran began her career in corporate training, where she led onboarding and development for new employees. At ADVISA, she supports a wide range of organizations in using Predictive Index to better understand their people, improve team dynamics, and drive results. She is a proud Butler graduate with a degree in Education.
Mary Browning, Client Acquisition Consultant
Mary joins ADVISA with extensive experience helping organizations grow intentionally – from shaping strategy to executing it across both early-stage startups and established enterprises. In her new role, she will work with ADVISA’s leadership team to implement key initiatives for sustainable growth and scalability. Her deep familiarity with employee engagement and performance management will also play a critical role in advancing ADVISA’s mission to transform work cultures into sustainably loved workplaces.
Mark Carter, Coaching Project Specialist
Mark brings his background in project management and process improvement to ADVISA’s coaching practice. A native Hoosier, Mark previously served as Senior Program Manager at Teach Indy, where he worked to retain and celebrate Indy educators. He is also committed to community service, volunteering in multiple board and advisory positions.
Fiona has a passion for helping others and an insatiable drive to learn. An alumnus of Indiana University in Bloomington, Fiona graduated with a degree in Healthcare Management and Policy. While at IU, she interned at a staffing and recruiting agency and co-founded an organization called Future Professionals in Healthcare. Before joining ADVISA, Fiona ran the front office of a behavioral health practice.
Lauren Rosner, Data and Project Specialist
Lauren helps people reach their goals through data-driven insights and strategic project management. Before joining ADVISA, she spent nearly a decade in digital marketing, guiding a small agency from 50 employees to a global advertising powerhouse of over 300. Lauren earned her bachelor’s degree from DePauw.
Chris Sowers, Organizational Development Consultant
Chris is a long-time ADVISA collaborator. Prior to joining ADVISA, Chris had a 20+ year career in engineering and leadership at Cummins. He got to know ADVISA as a client, and the firm’s leadership principles and approach to management changed how he led, his career, and his life. Now, he is committed to helping others navigate similar journeys. Chris has degrees from Purdue and Notre Dame.
Mary Beth White, Leadership Development Specialist
Mary Beth earned her master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Tennessee. Before joining ADVISA, Mary Beth began her career in the classroom, where she dedicated herself to fostering a love of learning.
“Adding new talent is one of the most important decisions leaders make. I love the energy and fresh eyes that new employees bring to the business,” said Heather Haas, owner and CEO.
“We are grateful these talented individuals chose to join the A-Team, and we look forward to extending our reach and impact with clients as a result.”
“Adding new talent is one of the most important decisions leaders make.”
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About ADVISA
ADVISA is a growing leadership consultancy headquartered in Carmel, Indiana, founded in 1986 upon the belief that great leaders create vibrant work cultures with engaged, highly productive people who make their families and communities better places. ADVISA, an Elite Certified Partner of The Predictive Index® talent platform, was originally known as ‘the PI people.’ Since then, ADVISA has developed a proven, proprietary process that helps each client organization transform their work culture into a sustainably loved workplace – which reduces turnover, boosts productivity, and drives growth.