Executive Coaching

Executive Assessment and Development

Executive coaching is about leadership and business effectiveness as well as personality.

The advantage of executive coaching is for the executive to learn how to bring their best selves to their role and offer maximum business impact to the organization, and to defend against executive and managerial incompetence, which by the way, the rate for each is quite high.

• Enable the competent to be better, be best
• Create and deliver higher impact and greater business value through leveraging their team
• Teach how to bring their best selves to any situation
• Reduce managerial incompetence
• Make the invisible, visible and workable
• Reduce turnover and unproductive behaviors
• Distinguish between what people do and why they do it
• Understand the consequences of behavior and personality
• Enable trust and growth

To do leadership effectiveness one has to take personality seriously, and not solely skill and ability improvements or advances in diverse experiences.

The ability to build and lead an effective team, one that can outperform the competition is a base definition for leadership. To realize discretionary effort, commitment and impactful outcomes, leading is about enabling those the leader is interacting with to feel and be more capable through their relationship with the leader.

Leadership is evaluated by the performance unit for which the leader is responsible. As leadership is defined by business performance, coaching’s goal is to enable the executive to create and deliver greater business value than they would do otherwise without the coaching relationship.

Coaching can be used at any time, for any situation. Often coaching is deployed at executive or manager role transitions, changes in organization, changes in business strategy