Gail Fisher M.S.W., R.O.D.C.

Gail Fisher has more than 25 years experience helping people and organizations deal with issues that negatively impact productivity, collaboration, and effectiveness. She began her career as a social worker assisting individuals and groups with personal and workplace issues, and later established Resources for Change.

Ms. Fisher helps clients move beyond problems into action. She is especially skilled at facilitating needed change at the organizational, team, or individual level.

Ms. Fisher holds a B.A. in psychology and anthropology from Hunter College. She earned her M.S.W. with an emphasis on group dynamics at Yeshiva University while a National Institute of Mental Health Fellow, and subsequently completed a fellowship in the Change Management Program at the Johns Hopkins University School of Administrative Science.

In addition to serving as an organizational development consultant, Ms. Fisher co-facilitates collaborative group interventions, and is frequently called upon by national and Washington, D.C. area firms to serve as an interventionist in crisis situations. She is on the International Registry of Organizational Development Professionals and helped found the Washington, D.C. Chapter of Future Search Associates. She is affiliated with many other professional organizations and has been a speaker and presenter for national and international groups in Washington, D.C., Virginia, Maryland, and Mexico.