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Kathleen Rich-New MBA, MIHR

The Executive Woman's Coach ™

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Florida, 32920

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Executive Woman's Coach Produces...

Improved Leadership Results

  • Develop the daily rituals of top executives
  • Leverage your natural strengths as a woman
  • Develop executive presence
  • Become identified as top talent
  • Avoid career "de-railers" and stupid mistakes
  • Anticipate and prepare for challenges and changes
  • Increase confidence and visibility

 

Executive Woman's Coach Produces...

Communication Results and Presentation Skills

  • Sell your ideas
  • Showcase your results
  • Disagree effectively
  • Bring your presentations to life
  • Delegate with confidence
  • Provide practical feedback
  • Bridge the gender communications gap

 

Executive Woman's Coach Produces...

Life Balance

  • Leave the office earlier
  • Clarify your priorities
  • Focus on results
  • Prepare for success
 

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Challenge:

What experts are saying about the need to coach women…
"A growing mound of research has revealed that women executives trounce men in nearly every aspect of performance. But a gender gulf remains in the most critical area: confidence."

- Michelle Colin, Business Week online




"Top females in Corporate America were far less comfortable challenging others than their male colleagues."

- Research study by The Leader's Edge




"The number one dysfunctional behavioral trait is the mothering urge which makes women interrupt their work, change their direction, and otherwise lose productivity and focus in order to accommodate a colleague, friend, or even a stranger. Women have a tougher time being healthily selfish, and saying NO!"

-Alan Weiss, President, Summit Consulting

What experts are saying about the return on investment in coaching…

"Executive Coaching Yields ROI of Almost Six Times its Cost."

Manchester, Inc. Study of Fortune 1000 companies. January 2004

 

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