After selling his company that he started in his late 20s to another agency, Kenny Lange served as its second-in-command and helped grow their revenue by almost double in 2 years from high six figures to low seven figures.

You foster children that have gone through a lot of trauma. How has this experienced influenced your coaching?
How do you help clients shift from creating a traumatic experience to having new behaviors?
What are the coaching and tools you use to drive clients to have more empathy and engage others?
What tools do you use?

Kenny Lange

After selling his company that he started in his late 20s to another agency, Kenny Lange served as its second-in-command and helped grow their revenue by almost double in 2 years from high six figures to low seven figures. Now, as a coach, he helps nonprofits and purpose-driven businesses scale by helping them focus the organization, foster high-performance teams, and create leaders worth following.

He and his wife, Rebekah, have fostered 18 kids and counting and adopted 2 in addition to their 3 biological children. They are on a mission to positively impact 10,000 kids by December 31, 2033, because kids from hard places deserve to be seen, heard, and know someone is coming to help them.

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