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Making organisations better places to work

COACHING FOR ORGANISATIONS

"In the past, a leader was a boss. Today's leaders must be partners with their people; they no longer can lead solely based on positional power.” 

Ken Blanchard (Leadership Specialist)

Driving Results And Organisational Shifts

One of the most significant benefits of executive coaching are the measurable results that lead to organisational shifts. A real focus will be on moving from the distraction of constant firefighting to a culture of creating sustainable behaviours and processes that ultimately drive profitability.

 

Leadership Skills

The performance and behaviour of a leader have a direct effect on organisational outcomes. A coach can help the client optimise their strengths, see and act on their “blind spots” and dismantle roadblocks that lead to enhanced personal and business performance.

 

Empowered Decision Making

Coaching will provide clients with more confidence to make empowered decisions by removing distractions, allowing more clarity and ensuring actions taken; align with the organisation's purpose, vision and values.

 

Emotional and Social Intelligence

Senior leadership behaviours set the tone for an organisations culture and directly affect profitability. Emotional and Social Intelligence is a critical leadership development area which is founded in self-awareness. Coaching provides clients with an opportunity to develop their capabilities, interpersonal skills and capacity to understand and empathise with others.

 

Effective Feedback And Communication

Coaching affords a productive, open and honest environment to evaluate and and reflect upon performance feedback, both positive and developmental.

 

Safe Place to Gain Perspective

The coach's ability to remain uninvolved but provide support allows the client to gain perspective in a non-judgemental, confidential environment. Effective feedback and communication Coaching affords a productive, open and honest environment to evaluate and reflect upon performance feedback, both positive and developmental.

“A leader takes people where they want to go. A great leader takes people where they don't necessarily want to go, but ought to be.”

Rosalynn Carter (First Lady)

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