Michelle Joseph

Michelle Joseph, MBA

Manager, Wipfli Advisory LLC

Location
Chicago, IL

Michelle E. Joseph brings over 15 years of experience as a consultant working with startup, public and private organizations. She partners with leadership teams to create strategic plans with a focus on execution. She helps clients elevate customer experience by aligning employee engagement with business outcomes. She is passionate about helping front-line teams understand their roles and guiding leadership to invest in the employee experience as a driver of long-term growth and retention. She focuses on helping clients explore practical, human-centered applications of AI to improve internal processes and elevate the customer experience.

  • Strategic planning from inception through execution, including organizational alignment and accountability
  • Organizational performance strategies designed to improve collaboration, increase productivity and drive business outcomes
  • Customer experience and customer journey mapping
  • Designing and delivering employee training programs that enhance customer experience, drive retention and support customer acquisition
  • People strategy development and talent mapping
  • People analytics and psychometric assessments for performance improvement
  • Leveraging AI and emerging technologies to improve internal efficiency

  • Certified Predictive Index Master Practitioner
  • Certified Talent Optimization Leader from The Predictive Index
  • Certification in Strategy Execution from Harvard Business School

  • Allinial Global - Member

Endicott College
  • Master of business administration
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
  • Bachelor’s degree in hospitality and tourism management

Harvard Business School Online

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