
Executive & Team
Coaching
Because even the best plans depend on people working well together.
We work with CEOs, executives and leadership teams when performance is constrained not by strategy, but by how leaders think, decide and work together.
Our Executive and Team Coaching engagements are co-designed with clients, focusing on situations where people are working hard, but results are inconsistent, decisions are slow, and teams struggle to execute through lack of alignment.
The problems clients bring:
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When leaders and teams struggle to align and execute
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Slow, circular and unclear decision-making
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Persistent tension between team members is affecting progress and moral
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Decision-avoidance or over-reliance on the CEO to resolve matters
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Strategy is agreed but is not translating into action.
These are rarely skill deficits. They are resolvable challenges in team and systems dynamics.

Individual coaching on its own is often not enough. Leadership is all about relationships and bringing the system together.
What this looks like in practice
1 / 1 : 1 Executive Coaching
We work with Executives when they are carrying too much of the system personally. Coaching helps leaders step into greater decision authority, confidence in operating at scale and complexity, and lead teams that can execute effectively.
You'll see and experience more effective decision-making and reduced dependency on the CEO or executive.
2 / 1 : 1 Leadership Transition Coaching
We work with leaders transitioning into higher levels by helping them operate at the level the role requires, establish authority and influence, and integrate more quickly into senior leadership expectations.
This reduces transition risk, accelerates time-to-effectiveness, and strengthens team cultures through times of adjustment.
3 / Executive Team & Project-based Team Coaching
We work with teams to establish clear ways of working, decision-making processes and build trust to address what is most important in real time. This cohesion then builds trust and influence across the organisation.












