Eliciting Excellence: Executive Coaching and Leadership Development

Executive Coaching, Leadership Development, Successor Development, and Successor Recruiting, Portland, OR

Our Latest Leadership Insights

Should Your Successor Have the Same Personality as You?
Problem Leaders Are Expensive
The Hidden Cost of Quiet Quitting
Leadership Training is Ineffective
All Leaders Have Blind Spots
Avoiding Disengagement
How to Effectively Lead Professionals
Dealing with Difficult People
How to Attract and Retain the Right People
How Great Leaders Bring Out the Best in People
5 Strategies for Becoming an Inspiring Leader
3 Mistakes to Resist in Strategy Development
How to Develop Executive Presence
Recognition is useful, but not as much as…
Effective Delegation
The Essence of Exceptional Leadership
The Art of Persuasion
Company Culture by Design or Default
Employee Turnover is Not a Problem
The 3 Biggest Meeting Mistakes
Successions: Is Contingency Planning Enough?
3 Common Mistakes a New Owner Needs to Avoid
The Cost of Inaction
Why Business Owners Procrastinate (and How to Get Them to Act!)
Three Questions Interview
The 5 Most Common Successor Development Mistakes
Every Owner Has a Plan Until…
Effective Strategies to Inspire People
Planning on Selling Your Business? Think Again…
Successor Insights: The Need for a Sounding Board
The Successor Litmus Test
5 Strategies for Effective Successor Development
The Three Leadership Competencies That Matter Most in Times of Crisis
How Owners Think Differently
Compliance vs. Commitment
How to Choose a Successor
3 Strategies for Being Highly Productive
How to Improve a Successor’s Competence
New Research Shows an Unusual Problem on the M&A Horizon
The Three Most Common Leadership Weaknesses
Leadership Development is Key to Business Value
Peer Groups Aren’t Effective for Developing an Executive
3 Keys to Successor Success
When Successors Manage Instead of Lead
Why Effectively Developing Your Own Successor is Nearly Impossible
If Your Successor Isn’t Progressing Fast Enough…
Successor Insights: The difference between wanting to own a company and wanting to run a company
There’s No Need for Succession/Exit Planning
Two Children. One Successor. Now What?…
The Four Stages of Successor Development
The Time-Value of Business Valuation
Misuse of “The Hammer” by Leaders
Common Shortfalls in Successor Development
3 Strategies to Reduce Your Successor’s Dependence on You
How to Ensure a Smooth Succession

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