I teach the path of human flourishing and good governance in a non-boring way.

I develop leaders through teaching, coaching and writing.

Designated an “Architect of Change,” by Maria Shriver, I have worked in 17 countries and on five continents creating hundreds of millions of dollars of value and flourishing, healthier communities. I’ve published five books, three of which were #1 in their categories. 

Currently I teach leadership at Duke University’s engineering school’s Master of Engineering Management program as an Executive-in-Residence.

To contact me, please submit the below form or reach me at Duke here. Please note, my office is now the trails of Duke Gardens, as I’ve learned no healthy twenty-something student wants to sit in an office while we discuss life’s big issues.

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Allegra Jordan offers a path to help anyone live life, find joy, and remain in peace even in the midst of suffering and sadness. Her brilliant storytelling, personal stories, and thought provoking poetry culminate in an understandable and attainable Splendorful Path!

Chief Operating Officer, The Choose Love Movement, 2021

A Splendorful Path is a…beacon of hope and guide to wrestling with the human condition…it uplifts as well as provides thoughtful instruction. 

Author, poet and judge, 2021

I am unconventional: a preacher, healer, dancer, counselor who has worked at the global leadership level. I wanted to get back to my first love: people, not administration. I engaged with Allegra in 2021 to start my dream project: the Worth Being Institute in Puerto Rico. I love her coaching, insight, and support! It’s vital for my pivot. 

World Council of Churches Executive and Central Committee member, 2021

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Thank you for reaching out to me about the Spendorful Path. I will respond as quickly as possible. In the meantime, you may enjoy the resources found on the site’s resources page (It’s hard not to be impressed with Marguerite Barankitse!). You can also check out the essays found at reconciliationpoetry.com or poetrybrigade.org. These free resources may give you ideas and inspiration to help you live into the challenge you are called to face in this moment. They have been cultivated from a lifetime of working with some of the world’s top reconciliation leaders. Thank you for considering the Splendorful Path! I will be in touch. Kind regards, Allegra Jordan