Evangeline Welch
Community Gatherings Host and Communications Advisor
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Evangeline has worked for The Narrative Enneagram for 20 years and is an IEA Accredited Enneagram Professional. She joined TNE as marketing director and webmaster in 2005, and served as the editor of TALK, the member newsletter, from 2014-2020. She has co-hosted monthly “Third Thursday” Narrative Enneagram Community Gatherings since March 2020, and also serves as TNE Communications Advisor.
Co-founder of Intuitive Leaps Creative, Evangeline has worked as a self-employed communications professional since 1988. She and her business partner Jo Anne Smith provide leadership consulting, content editing, branding, and website development for mission-driven organizations. She has presented numerous workshops on creativity, storytelling, expressive arts, and the Enneagram. She is certified as a Relational Presence Facilitator and Speaking Circles facilitator. Evangeline started her communications career as a reporter for a daily newspaper. She also previously served as the editor and art director at San Francisco Business magazine, and communications manager for the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce and Shreveport Chamber of Commerce.
Upcoming Classes & Events
Community Gathering: Ubuntu: Becoming Human Together
What is the goal of self-awareness, if it does not change the way we meet one another? From South Africa, Suzette Fischer invites us to explore the Enneagram alongside Ubuntu, an African relational philosophy often expressed as I am because we are.
Community Gathering: Same but Different: The Enneagram Across Cultures
The motivation of each Enneagram type does not change across cultures or even a lifetime. Yet how we express our type depends a lot on our cultural background and identity, familial expectations, life stage, and other contextual circumstances.
Community Gathering: Social Subtypes In Relationships
Join us for our Third Thursday Gathering with Renée Rosario and Evangeline Welch when guest panelists share how their social instinct – which governs our needs for belonging and connection within the larger group and community – shows up in relationships.