Carole Lévy is an executive coach, culture change partner, and facilitator with nearly 30 years of experience helping organizations build learning environments where leaders grow and contribute to a culture of trust. A founding member of Learning as Leadership and co-founder of the Trust Factory, she has developed particular expertise working with nonprofits navigating questions of leadership, ego, identity, power dynamics, and collective change.

Carole thinks through writing and drawing — two practices that came together in her illustrated book The Bumpy Road to Collaboration, a humorous and honest look at the messy reality of working with others and an introduction to LaL's ego-free methodology. She is also a blogger, exploring the same big themes from creative angles across the personal and professional. Her writing extends into essays, including a piece published in Les Cahiers de Maria Szymanowska, a French journal at the intersection of gender studies, the arts, and social issues.

A graduate of the Sorbonne Paris IV with a master's degree in classical literature, she brings to her work a deep love of language, complexity, and the long view of what it means to be human together.

Her heart lives between California and France — and wherever she is, you'll find her on a dance floor. A devoted practitioner of Open Floor and 5Rhythms, she finds in movement a way back into the body and into genuine co-creation with others.