Corporate Services
Change Management
What separates a company from its competitors is its culture.
A healthy corporate culture focuses on developing and enhancing the skill set of all employees. Change is constant and, for companies to be successful, they must be open towards developing themselves or risk losing out.
When employees are inflexible, leaving them on their own will render them unproductive, and the option of firing them and recruiting others is too costly - this is when the intervention of an executive coach is critical.
An executive coach will assist a company on all levels required for its advancement. Change requires effective communication, a top skill of an executive coach.
Conflict Resolution
Parallel to communication skills, an executive coach uses multiple tools and methods to implement conflict resolution skills.
Time Management
The most important asset for any company after its personnel is time.
Calendars, schedules and deadlines are not effective time management solutions.
Time management is all about managing priorities and matching them with capabilities successfully achieved through utilizing an executive coach.
Team Work
A successful enterprise requires a qualified team that works well together.
For this to happen, all team members must align with the company's mission, vision, and goals. Furthermore, the engine of a team is in the characters of each member, their roles and their skills.
A team is not just a bunch of people working together but a complete operating metric. Each company should work with executive coaches to achieve the best results for everyone involved.
Communication Skills
Effective communication is of utmost importance in all our relationship dynamics and, a lack of it causes them to deteriorate fast.
An executive coach works with all levels of management and staff to develop this skill. Healthy communication among all stakeholders helps drive the vision and mission of the company to all customers.
Leadership Development
According to John Maxwell, a leadership pioneer coach, "you are not a true leader if the company or the institution you are leading crashes and malfunctions whenever you are absent."
A working title or position does not automatically make you a leader.
A leader has the people, not the title.
A leader builds others into leadership.
A leader is serving instead of being served.
Leaders are not born but built by attitude and experience.
Anyone can be a leader if they strive for it and follow the correct steps.
Building leaders in a company translates to positive breakthroughs for the organization - it is not easy, but not impossible.
Working with an executive coach is critical for any enterprise to advance itself towards the direction it wants to achieve.
To prevent future frustrations and or cost of trial and error, the executive team: the board of directors, CEO and managers, should put together an action plan with the help of an executive coach that will highlight goals, precise deadlines, and expected results. These effective action plans are put together during one-on-one and or group sessions.