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Gail McDonald

Gail McDonald is a partner with St. Charles Consulting Group, and she specializes in executive coaching, team coaching, outcome-driven meeting facilitation and organizational assessment.

As an executive coach, Gail helps strong leaders and their teams accelerate their growth, shift out of their comfort zones, and move to the next level of performance and success. Representative client companies include Dell, Bell Helicopter Textron, BNSF, Celanese, FedEx Kinkos, Honeywell, HSBC, JPMorgan Chase, McKesson, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, Raytheon, Southwest Securities, United Technologies, and the US Chamber Institute for Legal Reform.

Previously, Gail was a corporate officer of Ryder System, Inc. for eight years. During that time, she served as senior vice president of human resources and senior vice president of government affairs and communications. Prior to Ryder, Gail held various human resources roles of increasing responsibility at Xerox Corporation, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and Bankers Trust Corporation.

Gail also served for five years as the chairman of the Coordinating Committee on Health and Retirement for The Business Roundtable, a Washington-based association composed of 200 CEOs of large corporations. In this role, Gail spoke at a variety of forums regarding initiatives that Corporate America is taking to enhance health care quality for employees.

Gail received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Duke University and her Master's degree in Organizational Behavior from Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations.

Gail is a past president of the Dallas/Fort Worth Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners, a member of the President's Council for Cornell Women, and a board member of The Center for Women’s Business Research. She also serves as a Trustee for Children's Medical Center of Dallas, and she is a former board member of Miami Children’s Hospital and the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center.