
Lynn Glickman, Ed.D.
About Company
Dr. Lynn Glickman is an educational leader with over three decades of comprehensive experience across public K–12 education in the midwest. Her executive career spans roles as Superintendent of Schools, Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources, Principal, and Teacher. Her background combines deep expertise in public education with extensive experience in high-stakes problem-solving, strategic communications, change management, executive searches, executive coaching, and collaborative labor relations.
Dr. Glickman’s approach to leadership is rooted in systems-driven, continuous improvement and a firm belief in human-centered collaboration. Utilizing strategic planning, interest-based bargaining, and data-driven program evaluation, she has consistently achieved meaningful organizational growth and operational resilience. Her leadership structures prioritize proactive communication, transparent governance, and ongoing professional development. Dr. Glickman relies on trust-building, systematic vetting, and reflective practice to guide teams through both complex everyday operations and unexpected crisis management.
As an educational consultant, Dr. Glickman specializes in conducting executive searches and supporting administrative teams through executive coaching, alongside board governance, change process, and leadership development. Having spent years building, recruiting, and evaluating high-performing administrative teams, and currently serving as an executive coach for sitting superintendents and administrative teams, she brings significant expertise to the executive search process, specializing in identifying and recruiting top-tier administrative talent, conducting thorough vetting, and mentoring rising executives. Dr. Glickman also offers tailored consulting in board-superintendent dynamics, personnel management, strategic planning, and leadership development, empowering educational leaders and governing boards to foster long-term organizational success and continuous academic growth.