Lori Frasier is one of our lead Strategy and Human Resources consultants, Executive Coach and Facilitator/Trainer, specializing in helping senior leaders build alignment, lead through complexity, and drive sustainable business performance. She brings deep expertise in executive team development, cultural transformation, and talent strategy, working across a range of industries and company stages—from Fortune 500s to scaling tech start-ups.
Lori’s focus is on elevating leadership effectiveness, building clarity and cohesion across executive teams, and enabling organizations to align talent with strategy to meet evolving market demands. Her work spans leadership development, succession planning, organizational design, workforce transformation, culture renovation, and performance enablement—always with a keen focus on measurable business results.
A trusted partner to CEOs and C-suite executives, Lori’s direct and approachable style empowers leaders to navigate change with courage and clarity. She has served as Chief People Officer for high-growth technology and services companies including Pax8, Enavate, and CPI Card Solutions, and spent over a decade at KeyBank Equipment Finance, where she held senior executive roles in both HR and Strategy.
Lori has led enterprise-wide transformations, built talent frameworks for global businesses, and designed and delivered executive coaching and development experiences for organizations undergoing significant change. She is also a skilled facilitator of strategic planning, executive offsites, and modern leadership topics, (i.e. multi-generational leadership, AI transformation).
Based in Colorado, Lori has coached and consulted with leaders across North America and Europe. She holds an MBA from the University of Denver and a BS in Business Administration from the University of Colorado. She serves on both association and private boards and volunteers in the workforce development space for government and non-government organizations.
Lori enjoys spending time with her 3 Gen-Z children in the Colorado mountains, experiencing new cultures and cuisines and reading/discussing good books.
