Executive coaching

Executive coaching is a process during which the coach meets with a company’s director/manager and, by creating a safe and trusting environment, supports that individual. The coach helps them understand their work responsibilities, shows them how they work, and guides them in the right direction. The main goal of this type of coaching is to develop leadership skills in individuals. An executive coach will not teach you standard management techniques or behaviors – they will help you understand what kind of leader you are specifically, and will reveal your capabilities and essence.

Business insights

Eric Schmidt

Executive coaching plays a pivotal role in taking you and your leadership abilities to another level. The best leaders and teams should never stop working on continuous improvement.

Brian Tracy

Coaching helps people make better decisions, improve leadership skills, and boost productivity.

Jack Welch

Does coaching work? Yes. Good coaches provide a truly important service. They tell you the truth when no one else will.

Joel Garfinkle

The role of a coach is to create self-motivated, self-directed individuals who have a plan and can implement it.

Today's Challenges for Executives

Inability to be a Strategic Leader

Many struggle to develop clear and focused strategies that align with long-term business goals. As a result, they mismanage resources, miss many opportunities, and lose competitive advantage.

Ineffective Decision-Making

Many leaders face the challenge of making non-optimal decisions. The reason is that they don’t analyze the data they have, don’t consider
others’ perspectives, and often make decisions under the influence of the moment. Ineffective decision-making can have a negative impact on the organization’s operations and performance.

Difficulty Managing Change

Implementing changes within an organization means presenting and spreading a new vision and goals. Doing all this ineffectively can confuse all stakeholders, negatively affect their performance, and wastefully squander resources.

Consider coaching when

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You are a newly appointed leader and don’t have experience

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You want to improve your or your team’s performance

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You want to develop strategic thinking

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You are trying to effectively manage change

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You struggle to create an environment built around innovation

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You struggle to give feedback effectively

86%

86% of leaders have improved their work performance through coaching.

37%

37% of coaching clients reported that they systematized business processes and increased efficiency.

66%

66% of business owners have fully recouped their investment in coaching services.

Implementation Steps

  1. First Meeting
    During the first meeting, we discuss your challenges and goals. We talk about your approaches, achievements, and failures.

  2. Program Development
    A coaching program specifically designed for you will be presented, and we will also define the number and duration of sessions and the important goals that you need to achieve.

  3. Coaching Sessions
    During the sessions, the coach will guide and support you, and through working strategies will help you overcome difficulties, develop new skills, and achieve your goals.

  4. Feedback
    You receive feedback after the program ends, which will help you continuously develop your skills.

By the end, you will

Increase your work effectiveness

Become more balanced

Increase your effectiveness as a leader

Develop your communication skills

Set clear work goals that fit you

Cultivate creative thinking

Why us?

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