Catherine Bell

Catherine Bell is not only an accomplished actress known for her roles in the television series "JAG," "Army Wives," and "The Good Witch" film series, but she is also the founder of The Awakened Company, where she focuses on empowering thriving corporate cultures and fostering engagement and innovation in organizations.

Bell landed her first television role in 1990 on the sitcom "Sugar and Spice," and later appeared in the television series "JAG", "Army Wives," "Good Morning, Killer," and "The Good Witch" film series, which included "The Good Witch's Garden," "The Good Witch's Gift," "The Good Witch's Family," "The Good Witch's Charm," "The Good Witch's Destiny," and "The Good Witch's Wonder." Beyond her acting career, she is an award-winning author of the best-selling book "The Awakened Company." Her keynotes cover topics like purposeful leadership, transformative cultural shifts, and unlocking leadership potential through self-awareness.

Bell was also a co-executive producer for each of the "Good Witch" movies and has appeared in the Hallmark movies "Last Man Standing," and "Love Finds Its Way." In 2019, it was announced that she would be reprising her "JAG" role as Sarah "Mac" MacKenzie for a multi-episode arc in "NCIS: Los Angeles." In her role as a keynote speaker, Bell focuses on themes such as Change, Inspiration, Organizational Culture, Purpose, and Resilience, combining her mindfulness with business expertise to drive corporate success and resilience. Her approach is notably effective, benefiting a wide range of audiences from Fortune 500 corporations to dynamic startups.