The LeaderDNA Assessment™
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Jordan Avery

Emerging Leader · Operations Analyst · Leadership Potential Assessment™

Primary
Leadership Potential Index™ · 84 / 100
Secondary
Recommendation: Recommended for Leadership Track
Report date
May 31, 2026
Executive summary

A high-agility, purpose-anchored emerging leader on a 12-18 month track to a first leadership role, with focused development in influence and strategic thinking.

Jordan's Leadership Potential Index of 84 places them in the Strong band: a candidate who, with deliberate development, is on track for a leadership role inside two years.

Learning Agility, Purpose & Motivation, and Growth Mindset are the standout factors. The internal engine for leadership is already running.

Influence Potential and Strategic Thinking are the two highest-leverage development priorities. Both are coachable with the right stretch placement and feedback rhythm.

Recommendation: place on the formal leadership track, pair with a development-minded mentor, and re-assess at twelve months.

Dimension breakdown

Purpose & Leadership Motivation

94%

23/25 · High Potential. Wants to lead for the right reasons. Motivation is anchored in impact, not status.

Learning Agility

92%

23/25 · High Potential. Learns from new situations fast; future stretch will compound.

Growth Mindset

90%

22/25 · High Potential. Believes ability is built. Feedback gets absorbed, not defended.

Responsibility & Ownership

88%

22/25 · High Potential. Owns outcomes without prompting; closes the loop without follow-up.

Initiative

84%

21/25 · High Potential. Moves before being told inside familiar territory; can be coached to widen the radius.

Adaptability

82%

20/25 · Emerging. Productive during change; default plan-A reflex can be tightened.

People Development Orientation

80%

20/25 · Emerging. Notices strengths and encourages growth; ready for a small coaching arc.

Emotional Maturity

78%

19/25 · Emerging. Composed in normal conditions; the highest-stakes moments are the development reps.

Influence Potential

76%

19/25 · Emerging. Builds trust inside familiar circles; needs stretch in cross-functional influence.

Strategic Thinking

70%

18/25 · Emerging. Steps back when prompted; the development move is doing so without prompting.

Strengths to leverage

  • +Purpose & Motivation (23/25) is the most durable predictor in this profile; Jordan will lead because they want to, not because of the title.
  • +Learning Agility (23/25) is the single highest predictor of future leadership performance; stretch will compound.
  • +Growth Mindset and Responsibility & Ownership together create the foundation that absorbs hard feedback and acts on it.
  • +Initiative and Adaptability indicate someone who can be handed territory and trusted to move it forward.

Growth edges

  • Strategic Thinking is the most important development focus; add a recurring strategic briefing with a written synthesis.
  • Influence Potential needs cross-functional reps; assign a project that requires gaining support without authority.
  • Emotional Maturity benefits from structured composure routines before high-stakes moments and a debrief after charged exchanges.
  • People Development is ready to grow; pair Jordan with a junior team member for a defined coaching arc.

Coaching questions

  1. Question 1What is one pattern in the business that others might be missing right now?
  2. Question 2Where could Jordan exercise influence without formal authority in the next 90 days, and how will we support it?
  3. Question 3What is the highest-stakes moment Jordan is likely to face next quarter, and what composure rep should they build before then?
  4. Question 4Who could Jordan coach inside the team this quarter to start building development reps?

Recommended action plan

Days 1-30
Name the growth edges and set the rhythm
  • Co-author a written development plan around Strategic Thinking and Influence Potential.
  • Assign a development-minded mentor and a weekly 30-minute check-in for the first month.
Days 31-60
Grow through stretch and feedback
  • Hand off a project that requires gaining support without formal authority.
  • Add a recurring strategic reading or briefing with a one-page written synthesis each month.
Days 61-90
Calibrate and commit
  • Hold a 90-day review against the two focus areas and the stretch experience.
  • Decide on the next placement, leadership rotation, expanded scope, or formal first-line leadership assignment.
Jordan is Recommended for the Leadership Track: a high-agility, purpose-anchored emerging leader whose growth edges are coachable inside a deliberate 12-18 month plan. The internal engine is running; the job now is to widen the runway.