The Challenge
In today's demanding environment, there are high expectations on executives to be visionary and inspiring - at the same time, stakeholders, investors and analysts expect an operational tenacity to drive results. It is difficult for executives to create the time and space to identify the critical elements that can help them operate and succeed.
Working with an Executive Coach helps the leader take a step back and get grounded on where they are at today, to see themselves clearly in the context of their dynamic environment. Only from this point can an leader determine the behaviors that they would like to adopt, drop, or change in order to reach their optimum performance level. When an executive is buried in his or her day-to-day operations, it may seem nearly impossible to create the space to work on themselves so that they can bring even more value to their organization and to their employees. |
EXECUTIVE COACHING
We work in an “ecosystem.” Successful change involves both the Executive & those around him Potential Focal Areas
-Influence & Negotiation -Communication & Presentation Clarity -Decision Making -Giving Feedback -Performance Management -Facilitative Leadership Skills -Emotional & Social Intelligence |
why coaching
Executives that want to further develop themselves need clear and candid feedback and to decide what specific behavior they want to adopt, or sometimes more importantly, what derailing behavior they want to drop. Once the focus is established, the work goes to a deeper level to understand the underlying beliefs and anchors that may need to be re-established in order to exhibit the desired behavior consistently.
The objective: is to help executives who are successful to achieve more
How It Works
Executive Coaching engagements typically last 6 - 12 months, focused on results in the professional setting.
The coaching relationship is designed between client and coach to create the optimal partnership to achieve desired outcomes - co-active coaching model Confidentiality is an essential component of the relationship. If working within an organizational context, clear guidelines for reporting and confidentiality will be set upfront. click here to learn more about The Coaching Process |
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