





Kris Cala, MHRM, is the Founder and Chief Solutions Strategist of The Wilderness Compass LLC, where she helps organizations develop leaders, strengthen teams, and create practical systems that improve performance.
With more than 25 years of experience spanning workforce development, healthcare, higher education, business development, and organizational leadership, Kris designs engaging professional development that equips people to lead with confidence.
As an SC Endeavors Certified Content Specialist, Kris develops leadership and program administration training for South Carolina’s early childhood workforce. Through The Wilderness Compass, LLC, an SC Endeavors Approved Training Sponsor Organization that is also approved to sponsor conferences, she partners with early childhood programs, nonprofits, healthcare organizations, educational institutions, and businesses to build stronger leaders, teams, and organizations.
25+ Years of Leadership Experience
100+ Workshops & Presentations
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Disclaimer:
Kris Cala and The Wilderness Compass provide coaching and support services. We are not medical, legal, or mental health professionals and do not claim to be so. No recommendations, suggestions, or written information provided here are intended to replace professional advice of any kind. All information should be considered as purely informational and carried out at your own risk. We claim no responsibility for any liability, loss, or damage caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use or application of the information presented.
Disclaimer:
Kris Cala and The Wilderness Compass provide coaching and support services. We are not medical, legal, or mental health professionals and do not claim to be so. No recommendations, suggestions, or written information provided here are intended to replace professional advice of any kind. All information should be considered as purely informational and carried out at your own risk. We claim no responsibility for any liability, loss, or damage caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use or application of the information presented.