My clients are already exceptional. They come to me to become unassailable.

Gina Rattan: former Broadway / TV Director and Hogan-certified performance strategist applying the science of personality to the art of high-stakes execution.

A black and white portrait of a woman with curly dark hair, wearing glasses, a floral blouse, and a subtle smile, against a curtain backdrop.

What’s a Green Room?

The Green Room is the place where you get your head straight before a performance. It can be a bougie one like for a TED Talk, Broadway show, or Keynote Speech. It can also be something as basic as your office before you present. Or an all hands team meeting prepping for a big moment.

Honestly, if it weren’t so clunky I’d call this company Storytelling for Big Moments, Finding and Broadcasting your Brand, and Showing up How you (and your team) want to show up. But it’s too wordy.

So that’s how I landed on Green Room — the place you go to confront the obstacles hiding in plain sight in order to level up.

Green Room is where you come to make change, give you staying power in your chosen field. No more of this pop psychology stuff. Following trends is violently overrated. And unproductive; the goalpost always shifting.


Why Green Room?

We think of “putting on a show” as something fake, disingenuous. Our culture teaches us to be ourselves no matter the cost. And the thing is, sometimes that cost is ridiculously high.

Don’t be yourself at the expense of your reputation.

Don’t sacrifice the psychological safety of your team for the sake of happiness.

Great leaders and teams need a system of thought.

Mine is built on these two principles:

#1It’s all theater— look at your career and workplace dynamics like a Broadway Director.

#2 Hogan Assessment — I combine the results of an elite psychometric evaluation with 15+ years of working with elite leaders.

What, like it’s hard?

If we had a comprehensive performing arts education in high schools, a few acting classes and a few performances, my job would have no need to exist. But we don’t.

So now that means a lot of adults, I mean a lot, are sleep-walking through their careers, blowing the highest stakes moments.

Some people don’t know how it happened.

Most people don’t know even know that it happened.

Microphone on stage in an empty theater auditorium, ready for a presentation or performance.

Does looking at this give you the heebie-jeebies?

Level up.

Stop asking why and start asking how.


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