Professor of Marketing | Business Coach | Research & Branding Strategist | Digital Marketing Expert
Professor of Marketing | Business Coach | Research & Branding Strategist | Digital Marketing Expert
Dr. Denise Gochenouer is a marketing professor, department chair, and 10X certified Cardone coach who blends academic mastery, real-world business experience, and certified 10X marketing training. She has contributed to major brand initiatives for Schwans, Eli Lilly, Starbucks, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, and Colgate, experience that gives her deep insight into how brands earn attention and build loyal customers.
As Chair of the Business, Innovation & Strategy Department at a university business school, Denise leads faculty teams, oversees programs, and guides the development of future business leaders. This leadership role sharpens her ability to create systems, set standards, and drive performance, skills she brings directly to her coaching.
With expertise in consumer insights, brand perception studies, and behavior-driven research, Denise is known for translating complex information into clear, actionable strategies. Her approach is grounded in discipline, clarity, and systems, fully aligned with the 10X philosophy.
Over her 18-year career, she has mentored hundreds of emerging professionals and fellow faculty members, many of whom now lead teams, launch companies, and influence their industries. She has also supported community organizations and university-based initiatives in strengthening their marketing and building long-term growth structures.
Her background spans banking, real estate, annuity insurance, resort ownership, market research and brand name development, and higher education leadership, giving her a practical, no-nonsense perspective that clients find refreshing and trustworthy.
Clients choose Denise and The Jackson Method because they want a strategic partner who brings clarity, structure, and disciplined guidance, helping them turn ideas into action and action into measurable progress.
“Never lower your target; increase your actions.” – Grant Cardone
