15+ Years
Experience at a Fortune 100 company.
A career decision deserves more than a quick answer.
Talking with people you trust can help. But sometimes you need someone outside your everyday life who can listen without assumptions, ask the questions you may not have considered, and help you look at your situation differently.
That's the kind of conversation Remagin creates.
Every career decision is personal. The guidance should be too.
Meet the founder
Renee Bonnard
I know what it feels like to build a successful career and still want something different. I spent more than 15 years working for a Fortune 100 company, where I managed more than $20 million in annual revenue. I earned my MBA and built a career I was proud of, but I reached a point where I was looking for more. I wanted to build something for myself.
I left corporate life for entrepreneurship and grew a six-figure business into a multimillion-dollar company in five years. That experience taught me that starting something new doesn’t mean leaving everything behind. What you’ve learned comes with you.
Today, as a Certified Master Coach, I help professionals who are considering a change understand what they want, explore the possibilities, and decide what feels right for them.
A change in direction doesn’t erase what you’ve accomplished. It builds on it.
My experience
What I bring.
$20M+ Revenue
Managed more than $20 million in annual revenue.
Entrepreneurship
Built a multimillion-dollar business in five years.
Certified Master Coach
Guidance for career and life transitions.
A career decision is rarely just about the job. It can affect your responsibilities, identity, and the life you've built around your work.
The Remagin Approach
Start with what changed.
Before talking about jobs, titles, or making a move, we start with you.
What feels different?
What no longer works?
What do you want more or less of?
Then we look at what you've built, what matters to you now, and the possibilities worth exploring.
We don't tell you what to do.
We help you think through the choices in front of you.
If something has changed, it's worth talking it through.