do you struggle with being more visible, vocal, and valuable?

I was born in the United States in a Taiwanese family. I felt like I was getting the wrong kind of attention (or not enough of the right kind), I didn’t know how to speak up for myself, and I didn’t feel like I had any worth.

I didn’t know how to handle any of it, and I didn’t know where to look for help.

Worse, I lost a job because I continually avoided conflict with an upset boss. But getting fired was the wake-up call I needed. I had to adapt myself and improve as a leader, which meant engaging the conflict I disliked so much. Ironically, my ongoing struggle with conflict became a fascination. Now, I help others take on the same challenges.

My clients experience three benefits:

1. Be noticed for what you want to be known for

2. Knowing what to say, and when and how to say it

3. Self-assurance they can take anywhere

Jerry Fu is a pharmacist and a leadership coach. He works with Asian-American directors and managers on their career and life journeys. He focuses on resolving clients' conflict at work, in culture, and within themselves. His services include one-on-one coaching, group workshops, and keynote presentations.

Before starting his coaching business, Jerry completed a Biology degree at Rice University. He also attended pharmacy school at the University of Tennessee-Memphis. Teaching a leadership workshop in 2012 inspired him to become a pharmacy manager. He completed the CoachRice Leadership Certificate Program in spring of 2020. He is certified in leadership coaching through the International Coaching Federation, Talent Optimization through Predictive Index, Emotional Intelligence, and Designing Your Life. He has coached leaders at companies like IBM, Capital One, Hershey’s, Delta, and Johnson & Johnson. His interests include travel, cooking, playing guitar/piano, and lots of salsa dancing. If you’ve read this far, then this poses the question: What can “JFu” do for you?