Executive Coaching
Executive coaching is particularly beneficial during times of transition, whether that’s stepping up into a new role, onboarding into a new organization, or leading a team through change.
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Why every leader needs an executive coach
Only 23% of organizations believe their leaders have what it takes to navigate a disrupted world. In a rapidly changing digital era, leaders must evolve to deliver a new experience for customers and employees alike. In a confidential, safe space, leaders identify how to leverage their strengths and mitigate weaknesses, exploring opportunities, challenges and actions to maximize their potential.
Resistance to change is futile. By fostering adaptability within their organizations, leaders can empower their teams to embrace change as a constant and an opportunity to learn. By demonstrating a commitment to innovation, adaptability and continuous learning, leaders can cultivate a workforce that is agile and equipped to thrive.
Through a series of straight-forward strategies designed to clarify, expand, and articulate the leader's vision, executive coaching builds self-awareness and interpersonal skills, while holding the individual accountable for results. Self-awareness is a catalyst for growth, and empathy helps leaders tap into intrinsic motivations and enhance interactions with both colleagues and subordinates.
According to research by Raconteur, CEOs describe the following as the biggest, unexpected challenges in their roles:
- Driving cultural change - 50%
- Finding time for myself and reflection - 48%
- Developing my senior leadership team - 47%
- Managing the impact on my personal life - 35%
- Maintaining my physical health - 31%
- Managing my stress levels - 20%
According to the American Management Association, organizations that use coaching reported stronger market performance. A global survey of coaching clients by PriceWaterhouseCoopers and the Association Resource Center concluded that the mean ROI for companies investing in coaching was seven times that of the initial investment. A quarter of the companies in the survey reported an ROI of 10 to 49 times investment.
Research by the University of Amsterdam shows that workplace coaching improves individual and team performance, well-being, coping, work attitudes and goal-directed self-regulation. Executive coaching helps leaders to build strong relationships with their teams that enables the entire organization to move forward. Organizations that invest in a strong coaching culture boost employee engagement by 12% and productivity by 13%. The benefits can be seen over time in terms of innovation, revenue, and customer satisfaction.
How executive coaching helps leaders:
- Create high performing leadership teams by crafting a culture that is open, agile and adaptable to change
- Engage customers, stakeholders and employees, building trust through authentic, clear communication
- Focus on alignment of vision and narrative to differentiate and compete in a volatile marketplace
- Build a coaching model into the organization to better manage communication challenges and organizational shifts at every level
- Enhance executive presence, brand credibility and thought leadership within the company and across the industry
- Increase their ability to leverage their time and resources productively
- Manage stress, restore balance and break the burnout cycle through mindfulness-based performance coaching
"I wanted to personally reach out and thank you for the coaching you have given me since I became CMO. I read the advice at the start of each day. Your advice had made me a better leader this past year. For that I thank you very much and I am grateful we had the time together."
- CMO, Fortune 500 company