Prices and Packages

Executive coaching

Our Executive coaching helps leaders perform and transform – rising to the challenges of today and maximizing the future opportunities facing their organization. Our coaches draw on the richest portfolio of assessment tools and combine proven methodologies with a highly tailored approach to meet the needs, expectations and preferences of each leader. It’s a powerful combination that gives us an unmatched ability to enhance effectiveness.

Price: $995

Developing Future Leaders: Group Coaching

 

Group coaching is a cost-effective and targeted way to provide a broader cross-section of people access to coaching that’s rich and thought-provoking. It promotes sharing of insights and practices across business areas and the identification of systemic issues that impact multiple groups. It models and builds collaboration, a coaching mindset for managers and leaders, and a culture of mutual support and challenge, creating a safe place for experimentation, ideation, and innovation. Our group coaching services will create a multiplier effect for benefits to scale and understanding of challenges to address.

Price: $4995

Enterprise Leader Institute® (ELI)

The move from executive to Enterprise Leader is more than just a promotion. Acknowledged by Fast Company as the “Mayo Clinic” of leadership development, this 6-month program provides emerging and existing C-suite and senior executives with transformative development experiences that empower them to solve today’s greatest business challenges and execute tomorrow’s strategies.

Price: $2995

Developing People Leaders: Leader as Coach

 

The best leaders draw on different leadership styles for wide-ranging purposes and challenges. A critical part of their toolkit is the ability to coach others well—whether their people, clients, or other stakeholders.  Knowing when and how to coach, guide, mentor, listen, and teach is important and fundamental to leadership and organizational success. Yet the default approach for many leaders is to be directive, especially if they have no training in coaching. Coaching is learnable, and we can help to build and maximize this skill in those you entrust to lead teams of any size in your business.

Price: $995

Frequently Asked Questions

Corporate coaching is a professional development process that helps employees or executives within a company enhance their skills, leadership abilities, and overall performance. It typically involves one-on-one or group sessions with a qualified coach who provides guidance, feedback, and support to help individuals achieve their personal and professional goals, thereby benefiting both the employee and the organization. Corporate coaching aims to improve communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and other essential skills, ultimately leading to better business outcomes and employee satisfaction.

Corporate coaches are typically hired by organizations, including businesses, government agencies, and non-profit entities. They may be engaged by various levels of employees, from entry-level staff to senior executives, depending on the organization’s specific needs and goals. Companies hire corporate coaches to support their employees in improving their professional skills, leadership capabilities, and overall performance, with the ultimate aim of enhancing productivity, team dynamics, and the organization’s success.

Coaching and therapy are distinct processes, but they share some similarities. Coaching primarily focuses on helping individuals or groups achieve specific personal or professional goals, improve skills, and enhance performance. It is future-oriented and often assumes that clients are mentally healthy and functional.

Therapy, on the other hand, is typically more focused on addressing mental health issues, emotional challenges, and past experiences that may be causing distress. Therapists, such as psychologists or counselors, use various therapeutic techniques to help clients overcome emotional or psychological difficulties.

While coaching and therapy have different emphases, there can be some overlap, and individuals may seek coaching for personal development or career-related goals, while therapy is often sought for addressing mental health concerns. It’s essential to understand the distinctions and choose the appropriate approach based on your specific needs.

Becoming a corporate coach involves a series of steps. Begin by acquiring the necessary education and training. Many corporate coaches have backgrounds in fields such as psychology, human resources, or business. Enroll in coaching programs or courses to learn coaching techniques and methodologies.

After gaining the educational foundation, it’s crucial to gain practical experience. This can be achieved by working in related roles, such as management, leadership, or human resources. Gaining experience in your chosen coaching niche will enhance your expertise and credibility.

Consider obtaining coaching certifications from reputable organizations like the International Coach Federation (ICF) to solidify your credentials. While certification is not always mandatory, it can boost your credibility and attract clients.

Identify your coaching niche or area of specialization. Whether it’s leadership development, executive coaching, team building, or a specific industry, specialization allows you to target your ideal clients effectively.

Coaches and consultants play distinct roles in the business and personal development landscape. Coaches concentrate on fostering personal and professional growth, assisting individuals or teams in reaching their full potential and enhancing their skills and performance. They utilize a client-centered approach, using questioning and guidance to stimulate self-discovery, goal-setting, and problem-solving. Coaches empower clients to find their own answers and often refrain from providing specific solutions or advice. In contrast, consultants are experts in particular fields who offer specialized knowledge and expertise. They are typically hired to assess issues, provide recommendations, and implement solutions based on their expertise. Consultants often have a more directive role and focus on addressing specific challenges within an organization by utilizing their specialized knowledge. Ultimately, coaches help clients unlock their potential through self-discovery, while consultants provide expert advice and solutions within their area of expertise.

We are committed to providing our services to individuals of all genders. Our goal is to offer support, assistance, and resources to everyone, regardless of gender or background. If you have any specific questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We are here to help all individuals achieve their goals and objectives.

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