About Charmain Bogue
Charmain Bogue is a strategic planning and organizational development professional with a background in public service, education, and leadership development. She began her career in psychology before moving into education and workforce development, eventually taking on senior leadership roles in the federal government and the non-profit sector.
Her career has included managing large teams and complex programs in government, working independently as an executive coach and strategic advisor to leaders and boards, and contributing to public sector strategy and planning through research-driven work. Charmain Bogue has also been involved in federal STEM education coordination and cross-agency policy efforts earlier in her career.
Mentoring and Coaching
Beyond her professional roles, Charmain Bogue is an active mentor. She works with women re-entering the workforce after career breaks, serves as a mentor and judge for early-stage startups and social enterprises, and supports women pursuing leadership roles in health professions and human services.
She holds graduate and undergraduate degrees in education and psychology, earned with distinction, and has completed executive leadership programs at nationally recognized universities.
This Site
The Human Side of Leadership is where Charmain writes about what she has learned across those roles — feedback, structure, mentoring, career design, and the human dimensions of organizational life. Not frameworks or buzzwords, but an honest account of what works, including the parts that are harder to talk about in polished professional settings.
