Mojdeh Harlan is originally from Vom, Nigeria and has lived in California, South Carolina, Hawaii and most recently in Charlotte, North Carolina. She has been in the education field for 23 years as a teacher, assistant principal, principal, human capital partner and most recently in a leadership role in Talent Acquisition. She has coached leaders, teachers, and principals throughout her career and has been blessed to receive coaching as well. She is a strong advocate for work-life boundaries, connecting with your innate energy and skill set through coaching and procedures, to be able to do your best work in the service of others. She has presented her coaching approach at leadership conferences, engaged in the SAM model for principals and used her coaching model to bring about academic and cultural gains for her school while principal. Her knowledge of leadership, coaching and Human Resources from multiple lenses allows her to coach on a comprehensive level. She has been honored as a Dance Education Distinguished Alumni recipient from UNC- Charlotte, the CMS Dance Educator of the Year and the Southwest Zone Principal of the Year. She desires to serve and help leaders reach their goals while creating boundaries that protect their energy.