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Executive Coaching

everything you need for workplace performance

Executive coaching or performance coaching is perhaps the most powerful approach to leadership development for senior leaders. 

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What executive coaching can do for the individual

For the leader, the clear and measurable benefits of 1-1 performance coaching can include:

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  • better decision-making and strategic planning ability

  • more confidence to lead change in times of crisis

  • ability to fully motivate teams and communicate effectively

  • managing stress and conflict

  • improved work/life balance

  • successful role transition

  • increased confidence, self-belief, and enjoyment

What executive coaching can do for the organization

​For the organization, executive coaching can offer clear and measurable benefits such as:

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  • increased motivation and commitment from recipients of the coaching and team members

  • more creativity, empowerment, and ownership unleashed in the business

  • high employee engagement and retention of key people

  • underpinning the effective implementation of organizational change through supporting teams and individuals

  • greater efficiency from teams acting with more agility and collaboration

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Often leaders will choose to have high-performing executives co-participate in coaching with team members so groups of individuals or teams receive maximum benefit. 

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360-reviews/
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360 feedback raises awareness in the organization and leader of what constitutes a high-performance culture. Results can identify areas of strength and development in relation to being a world-class leader who creates the optimal culture at work. Feedback can raise awareness of how the leader’s behavior impacts others and drives performance.  Improve:

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  • communication

  • problem-solving

  • time management

  • organization

  • goal setting

  • leadership

  • strategic thinking/planning

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