Cedric Ashley

cedashco, inc.

Cedric Ashley is an ICF-certified coach, trainer, and facilitator with significant experience in helping individuals, teams, and organizations reach new heights of performance and fulfillment.  As the Founder and Principal of cedashco, inc., Cedric wakes up every morning relentlessly committed to the noble purpose of making people's lives better. Cedric specializes in empowering clients to discover their true potential and navigate their journeys with confidence, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in today's dynamic business landscape, and creating inclusive and energizing environments that foster collaboration and innovation. Cedric delivers tailored and results-driven solutions, leveraging his expertise in leadership development, emotional intelligence, intercultural competency, and resilience. Cedric works with clients across various industries, sectors, and backgrounds, and is passionate about unlocking human potential and driving positive change.

Cedric graduated from the Executive Facilitation Program in the Institute for Transformational Leadership within the School of Continuing Studies at Georgetown University and from the Leadership Coaching for Organizational Well-Being Program at the George Mason University – Center for the Advancement of Well-Being.  Cedric is also certified in Mental Health First Aid by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing. Cedric’s legal experience includes being a sole practitioner in Princeton, New Jersey concentrating in business, employment, and criminal litigation; serving as an Assistant District Attorney in the New York County District Attorney’s Office where his responsibilities encompassed all phases of criminal litigation, including grand jury presentations, trials, and appellate brief writing; serving as a Litigation Associate with the law firm of Pitney Hardin Kipp & Szuch LLP (now Day Pitney LLP) where his practice areas encompassed corporate and complex commercial litigation, internal investigations, corporate grand jury investigations, and white-collar criminal defense; and serving as Director of Academic Development at Rutgers Law School-Newark.