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Top Executive Coaches From America
/ 16th January 2023An Executive Coach is a professional who provides individualized, one-on-one coaching services to business leaders, executives, and other high-level professionals. They help their clients to develop and refine their strategies, identify and address their weaknesses, and build on their strengths. Executive Coaches also help their clients to develop the skills and competencies needed to be successful in their business roles.
Executive Coaches use a variety of tools and techniques to help their clients identify and reach their goals. They are often experienced in business and leadership development, performance management, and organizational effectiveness. They work closely with their clients to identify and address areas of improvement, provide guidance and advice, and help their clients to develop the skills and competencies needed to succeed in their roles.
Each Executive coach, with their unique style, tries to help the clients and asks them what’s extraordinary about their coaching and what has endorsed their massive success.
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Jason R. Waller
Jason is an executive coach who helps passionate startup founders and CEOs realize their full potential and connect deeply with themselves and their teams. As a lifelong student of leadership and personal growth, he believes that good leaders can change the world. Following a career in the military and strategy consulting, Jason discovered his calling as a coach and set out to serve these leaders full-time.
What do you do differently, or how is your coaching different from others?
As an accredited Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with certifications in EQ-i 2.0, The Leadership Circle, and others, Jason’s approach is rigorous and data-driven. He is focused primarily on self-leadership, uncovering the hidden beliefs and assumptions that hold good leaders back from being great. He works especially in the areas of emotional fitness, conscious leadership, and nonviolent communication.
What according to you has been the single most important thing that has contributed to your success as a coach?
Jason’s superpower is in building trust quickly and deeply. In the unique relationship (he calls it a “sacred” relationship) he forms with his clients, Jason is able to be a champion and a challenger, calling his clients forward into their leadership potential . His style of coaching isn’t for everyone. It can be unfiltered and uncomfortable at times, but it is rewarding.
Ryan Franklin
Ryan Franklin is an executive coach and consultant with more than 25 years of personal development and leadership experience in business and church environments. His passion is to see Christian leaders succeed in producing healthier organizations as they live out their God-given dreams. Ryan is best known for his coaching model, The Christian Leader Blueprint, which outlines crucial components of growing the internal of a leader.
What do you do differently, or how is your coaching different from others?
Through his unique coaching model, Ryan is considered among his peers to be strategic in helping leaders establish a better rhythm of life, see themselves more clearly, leverage their strengths, and build more productive relationships. Ultimately, this helps a leader transform his or her leadership effectiveness and enjoyment.
What according to you has been the single most important thing that has contributed to your success as a coach?
Besides his intense personal devotion, the single most important factor that has contributed to his success is his ability to keep the process simple. He has an uncanny ability to organize methods and content to make success attainable by any leader. Using his simple model, he has seen his coaching clients transform their leadership effectiveness and enjoyment time and time again.
Beth Hope
I help my clients go from good to great and start living the life they really want. Confidence underpins everything we do: how we view ourselves, how we love ourselves, how we love others, how we are in work, what our dreams are and how we go about achieving these, enjoying the journey and being able to handle knock backs.
I have dealt with being made redundant, not knowing what the hell I am doing with my life, crushing heartbreak, PTSD, but above all of this, I know I am loved and now really truly love myself. Finally facing my demons, working hard on these and my inner critic, Gertrude, (yes she has a name!) has enabled me to make changes in my life I never thought were possible. I know I am strong, resilient and finally authentically confident. I want to help people like I was.
Christian Muntean
Christian Muntean works with successful owners, executives, and boards. He serves both rapid-growth companies and those preparing for an exit or succession. His work focuses on helping leaders increase the value of their companies, improve their performance and experience more freedom from stress or overwhelm.
He’s a Master Coach through Marshal Goldsmith Stakeholder Coaching and a Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA). Christian is also the author of The Successful New CEO and Conflict and Leadership. He is a frequent guest on podcasts and has contributed to Forbes.
What do you do differently, or how is your coaching different from others?
I help leaders accomplish objectively measurable results. Working with the leader, we pinpoint their growth goals. Then I provide them with a practical and tangible action plan. With regular accountability and encouragement, my clients pursue their action plans and reliably experience results.
Perhaps as importantly, my client’s stakeholders participate in and see those results as well.
What according to you has been the single most important thing that has contributed to your success as a coach?
Receiving coaching. I always have a coach. Any good coach that I know does as well. I’ve been through many coach trainings and received many certifications. All of this was good and beneficial. But the most important thing for me has been receiving coaching from some of the world’s leading coaches.
Along with the benefits of being coached, it helps me stay aware of what it feels like to be coached. It also sharpens my perspective on what different processes feel like and how well they do or don’t work. It reminds me of what is needed and wanted from the client.
Rebecca Ward
My therapeutic work is informed by somatic-based practices, including as a Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner (SEP). I am also certified in Interactive Guided Imagery and the Integrative Enneagram and have received 20+ years of training in numerous relational, grief, ritual, and spiritual modalities.
As an ICF Professional Certified Coach (PCC), my work as a management consultant includes nearly 30 years of combined experience in executive coaching and management consulting. Today, I work at the top of organizations to help C-Suite leaders create systemic change. Exclusive weekend intensives available upon request.
Kate Snowise
With close to two decades of dedicated learning and professional experience behind her, Kate integrates psychological theory with real-word practicalities. She understands what makes us happy, thriving humans in both our lives and our careers.Kate Snowise completed her registration as a Psychologist in New Zealand in
2010 with her research focusing on stress management, emotional intelligence, and well-being in the workplace. She is now a Certified Professional Coach and member of the Forbes Coaching Council. Before moving to the USA in 2013, Kate was a Corporate Psychologist and managed a team of thirteen.
In 2015 she started her private coaching consultancy to bring her knowledge and experience together. Her focus is always on delivering highly practical techniques rooted in science, that are easy to remember and apply, yet can make a significant difference in her clients lives.
Larrisa
I founded Wayfinding in 2016 because I saw a need in the arenas of leadership development and organizational transformation — the need to work explicitly with power and personal transformation as leaders. I created Wayfinding from my highly interdisciplinary background to create experiences and initiations for leaders that invite their greater wholeness to emerge.
My work and our approach at Wayfinding weave my 10+ years of experience bridging diverse worlds — leadership coaching, organizational culture consulting, strategy design, facilitation, ecosystems science and permaculture, holistic healing/wellness, ceremony design, somatic intimacy coaching, and wilderness survival. Welcome — we are excited to meet you.
Conclusion
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