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Coaching for Executive Transitions

Purpose

Transitions can be very challenging and they are a perfect time to focus on creating the best possible foundation for ongoing success, to re-define and recalibrate their “executive presence” to fit these new roles and to craft the most effective relationships with new stakeholders and teams. 

Process

Verbal 360 and Self-Assessment: 

The coach conducts a verbal 360 and reviews the targeted role.  The participant completes a leadership self-assessment.  The coach creates a success profile report that integrates all data collected this will form the basis of the coaching strategy.

Coaching Sessions (example)

Session 1:  Review the integrated report.  Craft an IDP.

Session 2:  Focus on your leadership challenges.

Session 3:  Focus on your business context and develop a plan. 

Session 4:  Developing your relationships (ex: Leading a senior team).

Session 5:  Focus on personal health and balance (ex: Redefining personal value). 

Session 6:  Focus on your team member’s opportunities and challenges.

Development Planning Meeting

Review and celebrate progress.  Three-way development planning meeting to discuss progress and need for continuing support.

Outcomes

Targeted coaching can help the executive make a smooth transition to a new set of challenges and to build needed skills like:

  • Bigger picture thinking.
  • Adjusting their leadership style to a larger stage.
  • Inspiring the work rather than doing the work – to a wider set of stakeholders.
  • Carrying culture.  Becoming a symbolic representation of the organization.
  • Refining Executive presence and skill set.

If you are interested in learning more about Pivotal Role Identification contact Cori Hill, MA, Co-Principal: corihill@learningthruaction.com
612.803.3142 (c)