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TEAM The Age Lessons consulting team is without peer in the industry, both in terms of professional achievement and academic credentials. This team is so strong in fact, that we consider it to be a sustainable point of competitive advantage in the marketplace.
Coyle served as Vice President, Corporate Communications with SABRE [then part of AMR Corporation], recruited from A.T. Kearney because of her broad experience base and strategic perspectives. Coyle's expertise spans some 20 countries and a broad array of challenges including developing programs to address workplace and workforce issues. Coyle holds two advanced degrees, an MBA from the Lake Forest Graduate School of Management and an MSJ from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. Her classroom accomplishments are equally impressive and include an MBA from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University, recognized as the world leader in marketing, and an MSJ [advertising] from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. Back to Top After earning his medical degree from the University of Illinois College of Medicine, Dr. Gallagher won a coveted internship at Cook County Hospital, followed by a psychiatric residency at Loyola University Hospital in Maywood, Illinois. Next, Dr. Gallagher served in the U.S. Army Medical Corps, treating injured soldiers evacuated from Vietnam. Upon his return stateside, Dr. Gallagher joined Mercy Center for Health Care Services in Aurora, Illinois, the hospital where he still practices, and completed his certification by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Dr. Gallagher was elected Chairman, Department of Psychiatry; President, Medical Staff; Member, Board of Directors and Medical Director, Kendall County Human Services Department. With Age Lessons, Dr. Gallagher will syndicate learnings from corporate to help other organizations address workforce issues such as ageism and generational differences. Some say that Hines developed an interest in age-related issues while working with Colonel Harland Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, who began franchising at age 65. Others attribute her specialty in conflict resolution to years of handling challenging client and crisis situations. Yet another contingent holds that Hines has always been ahead of the curve, beginning with her planetary debut during the first year of the baby boom. In her two decades of consulting experience, Kennedy has spent considerable time in the corporate suite, helping Board-level executives tackle difficult problems ranging from product liability issues, to handling merger & acquisition fallout, to winning Wall Street favor on a proposed corporate restructuring, to re-staging the corporate brand. Her client list reads like a Who's Who of global business: Accenture, ACNielsen, American Airlines, Bankers Trust, Equitable, Kraft, Quaker, Nestle, SC Johnson and Sara Lee to name a few. Kennedy is a much-published author in journals such as Advertising Age, Consumer Insight, Public Relations Journal, Personnel Journal, Illinois Banker, and the Journal of Health Care Marketing. Her intriguing solutions and provocative opinions have made Kennedy a popular presenter on the professional speaking circuit. McDill is the recipient of more than 100 industry awards for designs ranging from corporate identity systems to packaging, advertising, promotion and special events. She holds a bachelor's degree from San Francisco's famed California College of Arts and Crafts.
Firmly rooted in the financial sector, McGirr began his career as an accountant with then-Big 8 firm Arthur Young & Co. From there, McGirr joined First Chicago Bank [now JPMorgan Chase] and worked overseas auditing Pacific Rim operations. Prior to focusing on financial planning exclusively, McGirr was a full-time instructor of accounting at alma mater Loyola University, where his riveting style garnered Teacher of the Year accolades.
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