Alicia Hullinger, PhD, leads the global platform for futures thinking on how coaching drives societal well-being as the executive director/vice president of the ICF Thought Leadership Institute. A cultural sociologist, she collaborates with change agents who are committed to elevating human potential and increasing overall well-being for people and planet. Formerly a social entrepreneur, Alicia advised on cooperative models, sustainability, alternative agriculture, social movements, and coaching research. Holding a doctorate in sociology from the University of Kentucky and a coach training certification from Coach Academy International, her diverse background shapes a holistic approach to problem-solving. Among her many publications, Alicia collaborated with ICF Thought Leadership Institute researchers to publish “The Grand Challenge for Research on the Future of Coaching” in The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science.