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CHERRY HILL, NJ, UNITED STATES, January 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Options for Her is proud to announce that CEO Debbie Biskey has been invited to speak at the National March for Life Rally in Washington, D.C. on Friday, January 23, 2026.

This invitation recognizes the impact of Options for Her’s life-affirming work supporting women across New Jersey through compassionate, dignified care. As a nonprofit pregnancy center operating three locations and two mobile medical units, Options for Her provides medical services including ultrasounds and pregnancy tests at no- cost, education, and other resources that empower women to make informed decisions and know they are not alone.
Biskey has been active in the pro-life movement for more than eight years and has served as CEO of Options for Her for the past three. Under her leadership, the organization has expanded its reach through mobile medical units, meeting women where they are and removing barriers to care.

Options for Her will continue its mission locally with its annual Envision Gala on March 20, 2026, bringing together supporters to celebrate life-saving impact and future growth. The event will feature special guest James Brown, Emmy Award-winning broadcaster of The NFL Today and Inside the NFL. Proceeds from the gala directly support Options for Her’s services across its Cherry Hill, Trenton, and Ocean City locations with expansion into Philadelphia planned for 2026.
Options for Her relies on the generosity of donors and community partners to ensure that all women have access to care, education, and life-affirming resources, regardless of their circumstances.

For more information about Options for Her, the Envision Gala, or to make a donation, visit www.optionsforher.org

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New data shows referrals and networking are declining, forcing agencies to rethink how they generate growth in 2026.

CINCINNATI, OH, UNITED STATES, January 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — RSW/US has released its 2026 New Year Outlook Report, highlighting a clear shift in how agencies are winning new business and why traditional reliance on referrals and networking is no longer sufficient.

For years, referrals, past relationships, and personal networks served as the driver of agency growth. In 2022, 73% of clients said they learned about new firms through networking, 67% through past relationships, and 60% through friends or co-workers.

By 2025, those same channels had declined significantly. The report finds that only 58% of clients now cite networking, 48% past relationships, and 35% friends or co-workers as ways they learn about new agencies. This shift reflects a steady erosion of channels agencies once depended on to drive opportunities.

Beyond the decline of referrals, the report identifies three additional shifts agencies must address to drive growth in 2026:

• Responding to changes in in-housing: While many clients still maintain in-house teams, the overall amount of work handled internally is declining, creating opportunity for agencies that position their value clearly.
• Expanding brand awareness in a changing discovery landscape: Marketers are increasingly finding agencies through direct outreach, AI platforms, search, and content, not just personal connections.
• Being clearer and more practical about AI value: Clients want AI-driven insights, efficiency, and analytics rather than vague promises or surface-level adoption.

Importantly, the outlook is not bleak. While growth expectations are more measured, clients are still actively searching for partners, and agencies that take ownership of business development will see momentum build.

The report makes clear that growth in 2026 will depend less on waiting for the market to improve and more on how intentionally agencies go to market.
Download the full 2026 RSW/US New Year Outlook Report here.

And for agencies looking to drive more growth in 2026, the RSW/US 2026 Virtual New Business Conference takes place Feb 23 – Feb 27, 2026 (12pm-1:30pm EST) and features 5 Power Hours, daily Office Hours, and 5 concrete deliverables each day. Register here.

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Founded in 2005, RSW/US is a leading outsourced business development firm working exclusively with small and mid-sized ad agencies, marketing services, PR, and professional services firms.

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Market valued at $46.59B in 2024, projected 7.31% CAGR growth driven by bio-based adoption, detergent demand, and sustainable ingredient regulatory mandates.

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, UNITED KINGDOM, January 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Strategic Revenue Insights Inc. The Industrial Surfactants Market is entering a transformative phase of bio-based innovation and application diversification, underpinned by surfactants’ fundamental role as surface tension reducers, emulsifiers, and wetting agents across detergents, personal care, textiles, food processing, oilfield chemicals, and industrial cleaning applications. According to new research from Strategic Revenue Insights (SRI), the market was valued at USD 46.59 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 87.91 billion by 2033, expanding at a robust CAGR of 7.31% during 2025 to 2033.

The magnitude and acceleration of this expansion underscore the strategic role surfactants now play as essential performance chemicals enabling cleaning efficacy, product formulation, and industrial process efficiency. As industries respond to intensifying biodegradability regulations, consumer demand for sustainable ingredients, and emerging applications in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, industrial surfactants are increasingly positioned as critical enablers of product performance, environmental compliance, and formulation innovation across diverse manufacturing sectors.

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Market Trends Driving Sustainable Chemistry and Performance Innovation

What is unfolding in this market represents a fundamental transition from petrochemical-based surfactants toward bio-based, biodegradable alternatives capable of delivering equivalent or superior performance while minimizing environmental impact. Between 2018 and 2024, the industry evolved from predominantly petroleum-derived surfactants toward renewable feedstock formulations including plant-based fatty alcohols, sugar-derived alkyl polyglucosides, and enzymatically produced biosurfactants. During this period, market value expanded from USD 34.53 billion in 2018 to USD 46.59 billion in 2024 at a 4.87% CAGR, driven by detergent industry growth, personal care product proliferation, and environmental regulation implementation.

Surfactant type diversification remains the most defining trend. In 2024:
• Anionic surfactants accounted for approximately 48% of total market revenue, dominant in detergents and cleaning applications due to superior cleaning efficacy
• Nonionic surfactants represented approximately 28%, growing at over 8.2% CAGR driven by mildness, compatibility, and biodegradability advantages
• Cationic surfactants captured approximately 14% share, critical for fabric softeners, hair conditioners, and antimicrobial applications
• Amphoteric surfactants maintained approximately 10% share, premium positioning in personal care and specialty applications

Application breadth reveals market resilience. Detergent and cleaning products consuming approximately 38% of industrial surfactants, personal care formulations 24%, textile processing 16%, food processing 8%, oilfield chemicals 7%, and other industrial applications 7%, creating diversified demand portfolio resilient to sector-specific volatility.

The bio-based revolution is fundamentally reshaping surfactant chemistry. Modern alkyl polyglucosides (APGs) derived from renewable corn glucose and coconut fatty alcohols achieving biodegradability exceeding 90% in 28 days while delivering foaming and cleaning performance equivalent to synthetic surfactants, commanding 15 to 30% price premiums in premium personal care and eco-labeled cleaning product segments.

Regulatory pressure accelerating sustainable surfactant adoption. EU Detergents Regulation establishing ultimate biodegradability requirements, EPA Design for the Environment (DfE) program certifying safer surfactant ingredients, and consumer brand commitments targeting plant-based content thresholds of 50 to 95% by 2030 driving rapid reformulation investments across global consumer goods companies.

Formulation Technology Advancements Enabling Performance and Sustainability

Surfactant chemistry breakthroughs and green chemistry principles are fundamentally transforming product development. The convergence of enzymatic synthesis, renewable feedstocks, multifunctional designs, and biodegradability optimization enables unprecedented combinations of performance and environmental compatibility.

• Enzymatic surfactant synthesis producing sophorolipids and rhamnolipids achieving surface tension reduction to 25-30 mN/m comparable to synthetic surfactants while offering complete biodegradability and low aquatic toxicity
• Methyl ester sulfonates (MES) derived from palm oil achieving excellent cold-water detergency and hard-water tolerance while providing renewable content and biodegradability superior to linear alkylbenzene sulfonates (LAS)
• Gemini surfactants delivering 2 to 100 times higher surface activity than conventional monomeric surfactants, enabling significant dose reduction and formulation cost savings of 40 to 60%
• Multifunctional surfactants combining cleaning, emulsifying, and antimicrobial properties in single molecules, simplifying formulations and reducing ingredient complexity by 30 to 50%

Performance parity elimination of bio-based adoption barriers. Modern bio-based surfactants achieving foaming, wetting, emulsification, and cleaning performance indistinguishable from petroleum-derived alternatives in blind performance testing, removing historical performance compromises that limited natural surfactant adoption to niche eco-premium segments.

Cold-water cleaning efficacy driving energy efficiency. Advanced surfactant systems enabling effective cleaning at 15-30°C versus traditional 40-60°C wash temperatures, delivering energy consumption reductions of 50 to 80% per wash cycle and supporting consumer sustainability goals while maintaining cleaning performance standards.

Microplastic-free formulation alternatives emerging. Surfactant-based rheology modifiers and structurants replacing polyethylene and polypropylene microbeads in personal care formulations, eliminating 100,000+ tons of microplastic pollution annually while maintaining product texture and sensory attributes through advanced surfactant technology.

Sustainability Imperatives and Circular Economy Integration

The environmental transformation of surfactant chemistry has evolved from incremental improvement to industry restructuring. Historically, petroleum-based linear alkylbenzene sulfonates dominated despite biodegradability concerns due to cost advantages and established manufacturing. Today, regulatory frameworks and corporate commitments are accelerating complete industry transition toward renewable, biodegradable chemistries.

Key sustainability dynamics include:
• EU Ecolabel criteria establishing minimum plant-based content thresholds and biodegradability standards for cleaning product certification
• EPA Safer Choice program requiring human health and environmental safety verification for ingredient approval
• Corporate commitments including Unilever’s Clean Future initiative targeting 100% biodegradable formulations by 2030
• Consumer demand with 68% of global consumers preferring products with sustainable ingredient credentials

Feedstock diversification reducing supply chain vulnerability. Surfactant production expanding beyond palm kernel oil and coconut oil to waste cooking oils, algae lipids, and second-generation feedstocks including agricultural waste sugars, eliminating food-fuel competition concerns and improving supply chain resilience through geographic diversification.

Life cycle assessment advantages creating market differentiation. Bio-based surfactants achieving carbon footprint reductions of 30 to 70% versus petroleum-derived equivalents across full life cycles, with carbon-neutral and carbon-negative products emerging through renewable energy integration and biomass feedstock carbon sequestration.

Aquatic toxicity improvements protecting ecosystems. Modern bio-surfactants demonstrating LC50 values exceeding 100 mg/L versus 10-50 mg/L for conventional surfactants, reducing aquatic ecosystem impacts by 70 to 90% while maintaining performance efficacy in end-use applications.

Comprehensive Market Analysis and Application Segmentation

The Industrial Surfactants market, valued at USD 46.59 billion in 2024, is projected to reach USD 87.91 billion by 2033, reflecting sustained 7.31% CAGR growth. From 2018 to 2024, the market expanded at 4.87% CAGR, supported by detergent consumption growth, personal care market expansion, and initial bio-based adoption. The 2025 to 2033 period marks accelerated growth driven by biodegradability mandates, sustainable ingredient demand, and emerging application expansion in pharmaceuticals and biotechnology.

Type segment distribution:

• Anionic Surfactants: approximately 48% share, dominant in laundry detergents, dish soaps, and industrial cleaners
• Nonionic Surfactants: approximately 28% share, fastest-growing at 8.2% CAGR with emulsification and low-foam applications
• Cationic Surfactants: approximately 14% share, fabric softeners, hair conditioners, and disinfectants
• Amphoteric Surfactants: approximately 10% share, premium personal care and baby products

Application insights:

• Detergents: approximately 38% share, largest segment with laundry, dishwashing, and household cleaners
• Personal Care: approximately 24% share, experiencing 8.5% CAGR with shampoos, body washes, and skincare products
• Textiles: approximately 16% share, fiber processing, dyeing, and finishing operations
• Food Processing: approximately 8% share, emulsifiers, foaming agents, and processing aids
• Oilfield Chemicals: approximately 7% share, drilling fluids, enhanced oil recovery, and production chemicals
• Others: approximately 7% share, including agriculture, paints, and pharmaceutical applications

End-user distribution:

• Household: approximately 42% share, consumer cleaning and personal care products
• Industrial: approximately 38% share, manufacturing processes and industrial cleaning
• Institutional: approximately 20% share, healthcare, hospitality, and commercial cleaning

Regional market dynamics:

• Asia Pacific: approximately 46% share, fastest-growing region at 8% CAGR, driven by China’s USD 10 billion market and India’s 9% CAGR with rapid urbanization
• North America: approximately 24% share, led by United States market of USD 12 billion with 5% CAGR, mature market with sustainability focus
• Europe: approximately 22% share, with Germany leading at USD 8 billion and 6% CAGR, stringent environmental regulations driving bio-based adoption
• Latin America: approximately 6% share, with Brazil at USD 5 billion and 7% CAGR
• Middle East & Africa: approximately 2% share, emerging markets with infrastructure development

The competitive landscape features integrated chemical manufacturers including BASF SE, The Dow Chemical Company, Evonik Industries AG, Clariant AG, Akzo Nobel N.V., Croda International Plc, Solvay S.A., and Stepan Company, along with specialized biosurfactant producers.

Leading players account for approximately 50 to 58% of global revenue, while regional producers and specialty formulators capture the remainder through application expertise, renewable feedstock access, and customer-specific solutions. Vertical integration strategies linking oleochemical production, surfactant synthesis, and downstream formulation are intensifying.

Future Outlook for 2025 to 2033

Looking ahead, market evolution will be shaped by:

• Biodegradability mandates achieving near-universal adoption in consumer products by 2030 across developed markets
• Bio-based content requirements reaching minimum thresholds of 50 to 75% in regulated categories
• Circular economy integration with surfactant recovery and recycling systems in industrial applications achieving 30 to 50% reuse rates
• Pharmaceutical and biotech applications expanding specialized surfactant demand for drug delivery, protein purification, and cell culture
• Nanotechnology integration creating smart surfactants with stimuli-responsive behavior for controlled release and targeted delivery
• Microbiome-compatible formulations addressing skin and scalp health through prebiotic and probiotic surfactant systems

Asia Pacific will maintain fastest growth trajectory, driven by China’s rising consumer affluence, India’s expanding middle class, and Southeast Asia’s personal care market growth. Combined regional demand potentially exceeding USD 48 billion by 2033.

Technology convergence—including precision fermentation for biosurfactant production, AI-optimized molecular design, renewable feedstock diversification, and blockchain ingredient traceability—will create next-generation surfactant systems delivering superior performance, verified sustainability, and complete circularity.

Final Perspective and Strategic Importance

Industrial surfactants have evolved from functional additives to strategic formulation enablers defining product performance, environmental credentials, and market positioning. As biodegradability becomes mandatory, renewable content expectations intensify, and performance requirements increase, surfactant selection defines product viability, regulatory compliance, and brand differentiation. From household cleaners to pharmaceutical formulations, surfactant chemistry directly impacts efficacy, safety, and sustainability performance.

As the market expands from USD 46.59 billion in 2024 to USD 87.91 billion by 2033, its strategic importance across global consumer goods, industrial processes, and sustainable chemistry advancement will deepen substantially. Manufacturers investing in bio-based technologies, multifunctional designs, and circular production systems will capture market leadership in this formulation-critical sector.

For deeper chemistry-level analysis, country-specific forecasts, and application performance benchmarking, comprehensive research coverage is available from Strategic Revenue Insights Inc., delivering forward-looking intelligence across surfactant technology, green chemistry, and formulation innovation.

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RJR Demo & Junk (formerly Ryans Junk Removal) announces its rebrand. Discover our expanded capabilities in junk removal, demolition, and site preparation.

DURHAM REGION, ONTARIO, CANADA, January 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Ryans Junk Removal, a locally owned and operated waste management provider, today announced a formal corporate rebranding to RJR Demolition & Junk Removal. The name change, effective immediately, represents the company’s expansion beyond standard hauling services to include comprehensive demolition and site clearing capabilities for residential and commercial clients.

The transition to RJR Demo & Junk aligns the company’s brand identity with its growing operational capacity. While the company began as a service dedicated to the removal of unwanted household and office items, recent investments in heavy equipment and crew training have allowed the firm to offer end-to-end removal solutions. This shift addresses a market demand for contractors who can manage the entire lifecycle of a project, from the dismantling of structures to the final disposal of debris.

“The decision to rebrand stems from the reality that our crews have been performing complex tear-downs for some time,” said Ryan Gibbons, Founder of RJR Demolition & Junk.

Expanded Service Portfolio:
The rebranding coincides with the formal launch of several specialized services. In addition to traditional furniture and appliance removal, RJR Demolition & Junk Removal now offers:

Demolition: The safe dismantling of sheds, decks, fences, hot tubs and more.

Interior Strip-Outs: Removal of drywall, flooring, and non-load-bearing walls for renovation preparation.

Concrete and Debris Removal: Breaking up and hauling away concrete pads, walkways, and construction debris.

Site Clean Up: Comprehensive clearing for construction sites and foreclosed properties.

Operational Continuity and Environmental Commitment:
Company leadership confirms that existing operations regarding scheduling and pricing models remain unchanged. RJR Demolition & Junk continues to prioritize diversion strategies, ensuring that recyclable materials, scrap metals, and donateable items are sorted and kept out of landfills whenever possible. The company maintains full licensing and insurance for both demolition and junk removal activities, meeting all local safety regulations.

The new branding “RJR Demo & Junk” will be rolled out across the company’s fleet of trucks, uniforms, and digital presence over the coming weeks.

About RJR Demolition & Junk Removal:
RJR Demo & Junk is a waste management and demolition partner dedicated to serving Durham Region. The company engages in the provision of efficient removal of residential and commercial junk removal, as well as demolition services, including interior gutting and structure removal. Committed to eco-friendly disposal practices and recycling, RJR Demolition & Junk Removal focuses on recycling and donation to minimize environmental impact.

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A five-year World Cup Legacy Project honoring mothers, uniting football, health, and community impact is launched at the Juego de Leyendas in Monterrey.

MONTERREY, NUEVO LEóN, MEXICO, January 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Tomorrow, an estimated 440 million football fans worldwide will watch legends of the game take the field at the Juego de Leyendas Corona — an official Monterrey host city event between International FIFA Legends and Mexican Legends.

Before kickoff, another group will be honored on the pitch as legends: the Mothers of Monterrey.

This moment marks the launch of a new five-year Legacy Project for Mothers, led by the Monterrey Host Committee for the FIFA World Cup 2026™, FC Mother, and Omya, using football’s global reach to strengthen maternal health and community support.

A NEW KIND OF WORLD CUP LEGACY

The Legacy Project connects football fans, local communities, and health professionals to support mothers during pregnancy and early motherhood — one of the most important periods for long-term family health.

Monterrey, one of the official host cities of the 2026 FIFA World Cup™, is the first city to activate this model at scale. The project aims to turn fan participation — stories, recognition, and simple acts of support — into measurable health improvements for mothers and babies.

LED BY MOTHERS, SUPPORTED BY FOOTBALL

At the center of the project is the Monterrey Mothers Council, a group of local leaders guiding the initiative with lived experience and professional expertise:

– Susan Flores, former professional footballer and mother of footballers Silvana, Marcelo, and Tatiana Flores
– Bianca Sierra, former Mexican National Team player and Club Tigres UANL
– Marisol Rodríguez, Social Impact Leader at Club Tigres UANL
– Elda Oyarzabal, mother of footballer Mateo Hütt
– Dr. Grecia Villa, OB-GYN, global health specialist, and professor at Tecnológico de Monterrey

Players from Tigres and Rayadas, including Maricarmen Reyes and Nicole Pérez, have joined the effort by sharing their own mothers’ stories and inviting fans to do the same.

HISTORIC IMPACT, EXPONENTIAL SCALE

The Monterrey project builds on FC Mother’s 2025 pilot program in Brazil, delivered in partnership with the Pelé Foundation and Clube de Regatas do Flamengo.

That pilot demonstrated that structured social support — mobilized through football — can lead to meaningful health improvements for mothers and families.

Key outcomes from the 2025 pilot included:

– Around 100 acts of support per mother during pregnancy
– An average of three healthier life years added per family
– $35 million in verified health impact
– $11 million mobilized for maternal health
– Sustained positive behavior change across participating communities

This Legacy Project will now expand that approach in Monterrey and prepare it for global scaling through the 2026 World Cup, with a target of scaling impact by 100x.

OFFICIAL KICKOFF AT FIFA LEGENDS WEEKEND

The Legacy Project begins during the FIFA Legends Weekend with a series of FC Mother Moments designed to honor mothers and invite fans to participate.

– Pre-match: Mothers from Monterrey are honored on the pitch
– During the match: At minute 9, fans submit photos of their own mothers to be recognized on the stadium screen
– Post-match: Fans continue sharing stories and completing simple support actions, with opportunities to win prizes

These moments connect what happens on the field to real support and impact for mothers off the field.

WHAT COMES NEXT

Planned milestones for 2026 include:

– January: Juego de Leyendas Corona (Project Launch)
– April: International Film & Football Festival in Monterrey
– April: Legacy Run Cup
– May: FC Mother App launch on Mother’s Day
– June: 2026 FIFA World Cup™ kickoff activities
– November: Monterrey Legacy Forum

The journey will also be documented in an upcoming Amazon Prime Video film, FC Mother, premiering in Monterrey this April.

VOICES FROM THE PROJECT

Alex Hutt, Monterrey World Cup Host City
“Monterrey’s heritage of football, mothers, and community makes it the perfect global epicenter for this project, and we are ready to make history together.”

Susan Flores, Monterrey Mothers Council
“The Mothers of Monterrey are united, and our Council will help ensure our voices, hearts, and minds guide the project’s growth.”

Morad Fareed, Founder of FC Mother
“This Legacy Project is the most audacious initiative in global health — and it must be. It’s time to create an absolute victory for our mothers.”

Omani Carson, Omya
“The magnitude of this Legacy Project reflects why Omya was founded: to connect conscious capital with the world’s most valuable solutions in an entirely new model for humanity.”

ABOUT FC MOTHER

FC Mother is rooted in one mission: motherhood. It is the pioneer of the world’s largest global maternal health initiative — the World Cup of Healing — transforming the power and passion of the World Cup into a platform for healthier mothers worldwide.

ABOUT THE MONTERREY HOST COMMITTEE FOR THE FIFA WORLD CUP™ 2026

The Monterrey Host Committee is responsible for organizing and delivering world-class experiences as part of the FIFA World Cup™ 2026. Its legacy program is designed to leave a lasting social, cultural, and health impact on local and global communities.

ABOUT OMYA

Omya is a conscious capital innovation platform founded by Omani Carson, focused on mobilizing $1 trillion in impact capital to solve global challenges. Omya is the founding partner of FC Mother and the World Cup of Healing.

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BOISE, ID, UNITED STATES, January 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Helping People Find Clarity, Confidence, and Courage at Life’s Crossroads

Jen Hunter has built a career around one powerful idea: people already possess the answers they’re searching for—they simply need the space, clarity, and confidence to uncover them. As a Certified Professional Coach and founder of Outer Limits Coaching, Jen specializes in helping individuals navigate moments of transition—the “What now?” and “What’s next?” phases that often define both personal and professional growth.

Coaching has always been second nature to Jen. Her journey began early as a camp counselor and director, roles that sparked a lifelong passion for guiding others. That instinct later evolved into a 13-year career in recruiting, where she helped professionals identify, pursue, and realize meaningful career paths. From there, Jen spent the next 14 years hiring, mentoring, and leading global teams within high-growth startups and established corporate environments. Her work spanned sales productivity, customer marketing, business development, and partner alliances—most notably during her long tenure at NetSuite, where she led international teams and designed programs that empowered thousands of sales professionals to perform at their best.

Throughout her corporate career, Jen experienced both success and challenge firsthand. Those highs and lows, paired with the guidance of mentors who encouraged her to advocate for herself and take bold steps forward, shaped her leadership philosophy. Today, she brings those lessons directly into her coaching practice—meeting clients at crossroads where clarity feels elusive, and confidence may be shaken. Whether someone is questioning their current role, considering a career change, or re-entering the workforce, Jen helps them reconnect with their voice and move forward with intention.

In January 2025, Jen officially launched Outer Limits Coaching, where she now works one-on-one with clients ready to step beyond the ordinary and into lives and careers they’re genuinely excited about. Her approach is rooted in empowerment, self-trust, and practical insight—helping people get unstuck and take ownership of their next chapter. In 2025, she earned her Certified Professional Coach (CPC) credential through iPEC Coaching and was recognized by Influential Women, an honor she shares alongside other trailblazing women making a meaningful impact.

A graduate of Dalhousie University with a background in Sociology and Human Resource Management, Jen’s commitment to service extends beyond her professional work. She has volunteered extensively with nonprofit initiatives, environmental causes, community kitchens, and animal welfare organizations, reflecting her belief that leadership is most powerful when paired with compassion.

Based in the Boise Metropolitan Area, Jen continues to inspire through her coaching, thought leadership, and community involvement. With a career defined by mentorship, authenticity, and action, she remains dedicated to helping others trust themselves, claim their potential, and move forward with purpose.

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Competitive Solutions Inc Chairman joins senior military and civilian leaders in IDB Executive Fellows program

RALEIGH, NC, UNITED STATES, January 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Shane Yount, Chairman of Competitive Solutions Inc., has been inducted as a 2026 Executive Fellow with the Institute for Defense and Business, joining a distinguished cohort of senior military and civilian leaders committed to advancing leadership development across the defense and private sectors.
The induction ceremony was held on January 7 at the Army and Navy Club in Washington, DC, as part of IDB’s annual Executive Fellows program. The event featured remarks from IDB President Lieutenant General Mark Faulkner, USMC Retired, IDB Board Chairman Mark Cramer, and the Honorable Alan Estevez, underscoring the importance of collaboration and education in developing effective leaders.

The Institute for Defense and Business Executive Fellows program brings together senior leaders from the Department of War and industry to contribute their experience to IDB programs while engaging in cross sector dialogue focused on leadership, strategy, and organizational performance.
For more than three decades, Competitive Solutions Inc has partnered with the US Army, defense contractors including Lockheed Martin, Curtiss-Wright, and Raytheon, and global manufacturers such as Harley Davidson and Michelin to improve leadership effectiveness, operational performance, and workforce engagement.

Yount joins a 2026 class of Executive Fellows that includes Lieutenant General John Evans Jr. USA Retired, Lieutenant General Tom Miller USAF Retired, Mr. Steve Morani SES Retired, Rear Admiral Doug Noble Jr. USN Retired, Lieutenant General David Ottignon USMC Retired, and Vice Admiral Paul Thomas USCG Retired.

For more than thirty years, Yount has served in senior leadership roles across operations, strategy, and organizational performance. As Chairman of Competitive Solutions Inc, he works with executive teams across government and industry to strengthen leadership capability, operational excellence, and workforce engagement.

The 2026 Executive Fellows will participate throughout the year in IDB programs focused on leadership development, collaboration, and applied learning across the defense and business communities.

About Competitive Solutions Inc
Competitive Solutions Inc is a leadership and organizational performance firm that partners with government and private sector organizations to improve leadership effectiveness, operational performance, and workforce engagement through data driven insights and practical leadership development.

About the Institute for Defense and Business
The Institute for Defense and Business is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the effectiveness of leaders across the defense and private sectors through education, collaboration, and applied research.

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