Impacting what happens within and between people in organizations is our best access point to creating a world that works for all.

How people relate to one another, as human beings and not objects, is directly related to what they can achieve together.

When team members care about one another, are safe to talk straight and to disagree, and to hold each other to account, they can exceed what anyone thought was possible.

Leaders are the source of everything that is and isn’t happening in an organization, and everyone is a leader.

Organizational Consulting

Executive Consulting

Leadership Development

Teamwork & Collaboration

Dorrier Underwood specializes in organizational and executive transformation

Founded in 1988, Dorrier Underwood has offices in Atlanta, Charlotte, and the Research Triangle.  We work with executives who are committed to being extraordinary:

  • Developing leaders who are authentic and engaging
  • Building teams with high levels of affinity and accountability
  • Uncovering blind spots that limit productivity and performance
  • Bringing new tools that enhance collaboration and communication
  • Generating openings for creativity and peace of mind in the face of challenges

Our People

A consulting team that individually and collectively embodies the Dorrier Underwood culture of Authenticity, Accountability, Compassion, and Transformation.

WRITING TO BE FULLY ALIVE

At Dorrier Underwood, we use the practice of free writing to capture unfiltered thoughts and deepen our understanding of ourselves and each other.

Every six weeks we offer a free writing session to the public, led by our co-founder Nancy Dorrier. Nancy selects quotes from poetry and fiction to use as “jump starts,” then directs us to write without stopping to edit. 

If you’d like to be invited to future sessions of Writing to Be Fully Alive, email vbrien@dorrierunderwood.com. 

The simple writing practice we use ourselves gives leaders a powerful tool they can use at any time, anywhere. Watch Nancy Dorrier discuss the practice in this YouTube video.

To read more of Nancy’s writing, go to https://nancydorrierwriter.com/.