Executive Coaching
Where life coaching can focus on any are of your life (including career & business), executive coaching has a higher degree of focus on your professional life.
Benefits of Executive Coaching
To the Executive:
- Identify executive strengths and development needs
- Leverage existing strengths and improve performance
- Create an Executive Strategy with an Action Plan
and Accountability to help them stay on track - Adopt and/or reinforce executive leadership competencies
crucial to the organization’s culture - Positive and sustainable behaviour changes
- Develop leadership skills and practices, learn coaching skills they can implement
- Enhanced career planning and development with an action-oriented plan
- Create greater work/life balance
- Get regular ongoing feedback and support through
ongoing executive coaching that assures professional growth
To the Organization:
- Reduce turnover and retain top performing staff
- Enhanced individual and organizational performance
- Improved organizational strength
- Perception of management as being committed
to employees and their growth and success - Improved employee morale, more committed employees,
thus greater productivity - Retention of high potential talent and talent magnet
- Better client relationships
- Positive work environment, thus greater productivity
- Executives learn coaching techniques which they can implement
with their teams for improved relationships and productivity,
as well as enhanced employee development - Enhanced organizational performance
- Positively affect organizational culture
- Succession planning and development of key executives
- Reputation of investing in executives through development
- Enhanced reputation within industry
- Ability to recruit key talent
- Positioned for continued growth and success
“Coaching is unlocking a person’s potential to maximize their own performance.
It is helping them to learn rather than teaching them. Clients say coaching brings out their best
by helping them focus, break down tasks and clarify their values.” – Fortune Magazine
“The goal of coaching is the goal of good management: to make the
most of an organization’s valuable resources.” – Harvard Business Review