Brambling & Co., LLC is boutique coaching and strategic planning consulting agency
We’re comprised of a collaborative team of professionals with an extensive track record of guiding organizations to success. Our team has a stellar reputation in driving growth, building sustainability, and providing strategic direction, truly taking the people we serve to new heights. We bring the dedication, attention to detail, career experience, and intuition to truly deliver results.
Hannah Fryer
Founder, Certified Enneagram Coach
Regardless of the project or goal, Hannah’s guiding principle and primary focus is making the world a better place.
Her core values are purpose and vision, and everything she does comes back to those two words.
She believes wholeheartedly she was made to do this work, and she’s grateful every day to wake up to new opportunities and to use her gifts to make a difference in the lives of others.
“I grew up knee-deep in wheat, cattle, horses, and FFA. When I wasn’t riding on the front bumper of my grandpa’s old fire truck or chain-sawing limbs from the bucket of a tractor, I was working tirelessly to bring about positive change. There’s never been any grass grown under my feet.
What began with picket sign protests in my front yard, eventually led me to become the first Executive Director and only employee of a fledgling nonprofit, to serving as the Program Director at the second oldest CASA program in the state of Texas, and finally to found Brambling & Co., LLC. The road less traveled is the only one I know.
Having been baptized by fire at every stop in my career, you’d be hard pressed to find a scenario I haven’t problem solved. Creative and strategic problem solving are my jam. Always forward thinking and constantly looking for ways to innovate, my single favorite thing is a challenge. I mean, I’m an Enneagram 8 and an ENTJ, y’all.
Beyond my professional merits, I am a proud, if rather non-traditional, wife and mother, animal lover, agricultural enthusiast, and collector of adorable tiny versions of normal-sized things.”