About Jill

Jill J. Morin is a “3EO” (one of three co-CEOS) of Kahler Slater, a global interdisciplinary design enterprise specializing in Total Experience Design™, a design philosophy and process dedicated to organizational authenticity and wholly integrated stakeholder experiences. She is a sought-after speaker and media source on the topics of organizational authenticity, visionary leadership, business and brand identity, and workplace creativity and innovation. She lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and welcomes hearing from you.

Contact her at jill@bettermakeitreal.com

Kahler Slater was founded in 1908. More than a century later, the company has grown from being a regional provider of architecture and interior design services to becoming a global interdisciplinary design enterprise with 150 employees, six offices, and projects in North America, Asia, and Europe. The firm’s work has been recognized by Time magazine and numerous other business and media organizations, and for six consecutive years (2004–2009) Kahler Slater has been named one of the “25 Best” by the Great Place to Work® Institute and the Society for Human Resource Management.

Today, Kahler Slater is celebrated as the creator of Total Experience Design, a unique design process used by visionary leaders in the fields of business, healthcare, higher education, sports, and entertainment. Among the firm’s clients are Global 1000 companies and rising corporate and entrepreneurial enterprises, including Google, Manpower, Mayo Clinic, MillerCoors, Monster.com, Sundance Cinemas, and University of Wisconsin. To learn more, please visit www.kahlerslater.com

Morin Awarded a 2010 Women of Influence Award, recognizing her as a female corporate executive who has made her mark in a large corporate environment.

Awarded by the Business Journal Serving Greater Milwaukee.

Thinking about rising above the competition with your own differentiated offering? Start with Better Make It Real. The ideas and exercises in this book will help you design an authentic and successful organization that's all yours.

Charles "Chic" Thompson, author of What a Great Idea! and Yes, But... and Fellow at University of Virginia Darden Business School

Transformation is easy to say but its execution is fraught with numerous challenges. In Better Make It Real, Jill Morin provides valuable insights into principles and processes that will remove the roadblocks usually associated with true transformation. The outcome is a relationship with all stakeholders that is authentic, differentiated and mutually beneficial, which is the secret to long term organizational success.

Rich Teerlink, former chairman and chief executive officer, Harley-Davidson