Dr. Elizabeth Luckman is a Clinical Associate Professor at the Gies College of Business and the founder of Golden Mean Growth. Her work explores how people cultivate the awareness, wisdom, and inner strength needed to thrive amid the complexity of work and life.

Through teaching, writing, coaching-informed practice, and facilitated learning experiences, Elizabeth helps people learn from experience, navigate uncertainty, and become more intentional in how they live, work, and lead.

Before entering academia, Elizabeth spent nearly a decade in luxury retail, working in merchandising, selling, and management. Those experiences continue to shape her approach to teaching, research, and leadership development by grounding theory in the realities of organizational life and human relationships.

Elizabeth holds a PhD in Organizational Behavior from Washington University in St. Louis, an MBA from The Ohio State University, and a BA from Wellesley College. She is an ICF-trained coach through the Doerr Institute for New Leaders at Rice University and has completed a certification in NeuroTransformational Coaching.

At the heart of her work is a simple question: How can we learn, grow, and lead well in a world that rarely offers easy answers?

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