Some entrepreneurs and business leaders may think that executive coaching is for other people and not for them. Why would they think this? Maybe they believe that admitting they need help means they ...

Executive coaching is a personalized development process where a professional coach works with individuals to enhance their leadership skills, improve performance, and achieve specific career ...

Optimistic observers of executive coaching predict that in the next decade, after 70-plus years of unregulated disorganization, one set of competency standards could be established in training, ...

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You probably know someone like Peter. Christened a “hi po” early in his career, he moved up the corporate ladder quickly, gaining the reputation of a leader who consistently solves complex problems ...

In Who Needs an Executive Coach? I argue that nonprofit executives (and the organizations they lead) benefit from and deserve professional coaching. Read why executive coaches are useful for new ...

It’s not a secret; no one wants a boss. Over the last two decades, research has confirmed the No. 1 thing employees want from their manager is coaching. People want to work for someone who brings out ...

IN A DOCUMENTARY from 2004, “Metallica: Some Kind of Monster”, members of the titular heavy-metal band hire a “performance-enhancement coach” to help them resolve their disagreements. The musicians ...

Unpack the implications of AI for your industry in a half-day intensive course combining a geopolitics seminar and executive communications coaching. Artificial intelligence is reshaping geopolitical ...

Everyone could use an executive coach — even executive coaches. Such is the thinking of Christine Tao and Lori Mazan, co-founders of Sounding Board, a two-year-old, San Francisco-based marketplace ...

In my first year of coaching, I was sitting at a bar with one of my mentors after work when he said to me, “Carol, you have trust and intimacy issues.” Unbeknownst to me, he had been working to help ...