Dr. Laura Manyweather
Co-Founder, TetraCore Consulting
Dr. Laura Manyweather received her Bachelor of Sciences from California State University Dominguez Hills. She possesses her MBA in Finance from Argosy University. Dr. Manyweather earned her terminal degree from California State University Long Beach in Educational Leadership, with an emphasis on Social Justice for Formerly Incarcerated Students on California Community College Campuses, May 2018.
She recently, partnered with her sister Dr. Nicole Johnson, the founder of TetraCore Consulting, LLC a high touch consultancy firm. TetraCore provides executive inside out coaching, soft skills, and leadership development to senior leaders and high potential employees (HiPOs). Our business model provides instant consulting, whereby clients get results and see tangible benefits from day one.
Dr. Laura Manyweather is a college professor and consultant. Laura specializes in program, fund, and non-profit development. With 29 years of experience with private corporations and 11 years in academia, she brings systems, processes and organizational structure to small and micro businesses, in order for them to thrive in an ever-changing economic environment. In addition Dr. Laura Manyweather also shows positivity, inclusiveness, emotional intelligence and restorative leadership skills to organizations. Presently, she teaches business courses to emerging leaders and aspiring business owners. Dr. Manyweather’s teaching style and approach to Adult Learning is innovative and intuitive. Laura describes herself as a servant and transformational leader, who is willing to lead from any chair.
Dr. Laura Manyweather received an award and was recognized as a Women of Influence (WOI) in 2018. She served as the President of the National Association of Professional Women (NAPW), Gardena Chapter (2009-2013). She is an avid reader and enjoys traveling with her family. Laura resides in Southern California with her husband Brian of 20 years and three beautiful children, Lauren, Brianna and Brian II.