Get to Know Us 

Some partnerships work because people are alike. Ours works because we aren’t. 

We’re often described as yin and yang. 
The black cat and the golden retriever. 
Different instincts. Different styles. Different strengths. 

And together? More effective than either of us would be alone.

We believe contrasting perspectives don’t have to cause strife. In fact, they can spur success. 

After nearly 40 years of combined leadership experience in the nonprofit sector, we launched The ColorWorks Group in 2021 to equip people and teams to build smarter, healthier relationships. 

Along the way, we’ve trained and certified in several leading relational intelligence tools including RightPath, DISC, Working Genius, and Personal Resilience, giving us multiple lenses for helping people understand themselves and each other. 

Meet Jenny  

Jenny Boyett is a co-founder of The ColorWorks Group and the organization’s lead trainer. For more than two decades, she has led teams of employees and volunteers while helping people communicate and work together more effectively. On stage, she brings the concepts behind ColorWorks to life through storytelling, humor, and a natural curiosity that helps people see themselves—and each other—more clearly. 

A sanguine through and through, Jenny is magnetic with audiences and deeply relational by nature. She has a gift for connecting with people in the room, whether she’s speaking to thousands or having a one-on-one conversation afterward. Her goal isn’t just to deliver a great training, it’s to build relationships that last long after the session ends. 

A Georgia native and mother of four daughters (including triplets!), Jenny loves hunting for a great TJ Maxx bargain, a competitive game of pickleball, and leaving audiences laughing, learning, and convinced they won’t forget her anytime soon. 

Meet Jessica 

Jessica Duquette is a co-founder of The ColorWorks Group and a publishing executive who has spent more than two decades leading large, cross-functional teams of creatives and business professionals to turn big ideas into movements. She has a knack for aligning teams with different strengths around a common goal and bringing the marketing clarity that helps ideas land and stick. 

An unapologetic choleric, Jessica is known for her decisiveness, emotional intelligence, and ability to refine concepts until they’re both compelling and executable. She believes clarity is kind and excellence is achievable. 

A Boston native now living in Georgia, she channels her competitive energy into developing leaders, cheering loudly at her children’s soccer games, and occasionally reminding her family that efficiency is a love language. 

What our clients are saying:

  • "This was a great team bonding experience and helped us all understand each other a lot more. Even for those who have been working with each other for several years, it was an eye-opening experience that I believe led to greater trust and appreciation for one another. "

    —The Salvation Army

  • "The bonding across departments was so needed and important. The temperament exercises will be so impactful for all of us as we continue to grow together. Thank you!"

    —Innovative IDM

  • "Conversation on tough topics is much easier after this training because I try to focus more on presenting the way others want to hear it. "

    —Georgia Realtors

  • "To watch branch teams recognize just who their partner is, how they are wired, and then come up with ideas on how to better work with each other—I thoroughly believed in the process but even I was blown away! "

    —Edward Jones

  • "I have been teaching for 8 years and this is by far the most valuable personal development I've been involved in. "

    —St. Mark Lutheran School

  • "Learning how I’m wired will change the way I react to and communicate with everyone I work with."

    —Smurfit Westrock

  • "I certainly learned a lot more about my colleagues. I was also impressed at how well you were able to facilitate over Zoom & get everyone to open up. "

    —Hewlett Packard