Leadership Team Coaching
Leadership Team Coaching
Our work with executives and leadership teams builds on the same foundation of respect and understanding that informs all of our coaching. But here, the focus expands: from individual growth to team alignment, and from personal insight to business impact.
Great leadership teams don’t just drive strategy—they shape culture, decision-making, and execution across the organization. Our role is to support leaders in building the kind of environment where clarity, trust, and shared accountability thrive.
We begin by understanding your business goals—what you're trying to build, where you see opportunity, and what may be standing in the way. From there, we explore the team dynamics and interpersonal patterns that may be helping or hindering progress. We ask honest questions. We surface the assumptions that often go unspoken. And we help teams create the kind of authentic, truth-telling culture that fuels real collaboration and momentum.
Authenticity isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a superpower. Teams that can speak honestly, hold each other accountable, and stay grounded in shared purpose perform at a different level. As Patrick Lencioni put it, cohesive leadership teams enjoy a profound competitive advantage over those that can’t get aligned.
To support this work, we integrate structured assessments into our process. We use the Profile XT by Wiley, a tool we’ve found to be particularly accurate and actionable in business leadership contexts. We also conduct 360-degree feedback assessments that provide leaders with clear, candid insights into how they’re showing up—and how they can grow.
The result is a team that knows how to communicate, how to support one another, and how to lead together—toward the business you’re trying to build.
Recommendations
Whether building a sophisticated financial model, structuring a pricing strategy, digging into a product roadmap, or analyzing key operational processes, Rick excels at creating analytical frameworks that get to the heart of the issue and spur constructive conversation. I often find myself confronting a new business challenge and thinking, "What would Rick ask/say about this?"
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