Executive Coaching and Leadership Development
The field of executive coaching has grown considerably in recent times. The empirical research conducted to explore the effectiveness of executive coaching, which has struggled to keep pace with developments in the field, suggests there are many personal and organisational benefits from engaging in an executive coaching relationship. However, the research studies provide an uncertain message about what makes an effective coaching relationship and how…
Effective leadership is fundamental to executing an organization’s strategy. Yet many leaders come into their roles without the skills and behaviors they need to perform well. Leadership development programs can support them, but often these programs come too late, missing the opportunity to strengthen leadership competencies before high-potential talent steps into a role. Developing a sustainable leadership pipeline depends on approaches and tools for leadership…
Mass retirement of Baby Boomers and inadequate succession planning present an opportunity for coaching in the workplace. First-time people managers, along with Millennials in executive leadership positions, are primed to benefit from partnering with a coach and receiving training on how to use coaching skills with their peers and team. By applying coaching skills, managers and leaders of all ages are role modeling this skill…