Coaching to Develop Your Talent
for Maximum Impact

Companies know they need to invest in their people, cultivating star performers into next-level leaders. Likewise, talented employees know they need to invest in their own growth, which allows them to thrive in today’s corporate world.

Executive coaching will help you unleash your full potential, fully leveraging your strengths while overcoming self-defeating behavior. You’ll also learn how to make your talents and contributions known to others, garnering the recognition you deserve for your hard work and skill.

Begin preparing today for the next generation of executives. Kick-start the succession planning process at your company with a professional coach who has the credentials and proven track record to take your team to the very top.

Utilizing Executive Coaching as a Talent Management Tool

How This Executive Coaching Program Improves Your Bottom Line

Executive coaching directly affects a company’s bottom line. By improving retention, engagement, and overall performance, it delivers maximum return on investment. Your most talented people are your most precious resource, so you can’t afford not to invest in their development. A solid executive coaching program for corporate leaders grows high-potential people into key players who will take your company to new heights of success, boosting job satisfaction tremendously. Start developing your leadership pipeline today with a quality executive coaching program that catalyzes profound growth in your current and future leaders.

Note: When companies and organizations look for an executive coaching program, they should make sure the coaching firm under consideration has a strong track record of delivering in all three areas described above.

Joel takes a highly personalized approach to executive coaching, tailoring each session to the needs of his client. Every organization, person, and situation is unique, so a coach must be highly attuned to the client’s goals, organizational culture, and personal development needs. Joel is a master of reading each individual situation and formulating an individualized approach for the client. That’s what makes his coaching so effective. He works with each leader he coaches to develop clear, measurable, results-driven objectives for achieving the overarching goal. Whether he’s coaching a top executive in a corporation, a group of emerging leaders, or women striving for advanced leadership positions, he hones in on their individual needs for improvement and works with them to craft a professional development plan. If hired by a company, he discusses the plan and its objectives with key stakeholders so they’ll know exactly how to support the employee’s growth.

Through an ongoing process of discovery, action steps, evaluation, and personalized feedback, he guides people to success in a surprisingly short timeframe.

The Garfinkle Executive Coaching Program

Garfinkle Executive Coaching takes into account your organization, its culture and your specific work relationships.

As you receive practical, real-time feedback and counsel from the executive coach, you will be able to identify specific behaviors that can be improved immediately. This partnership accelerates your success and performance progress. The value and bottom line impact of the coaching program will be clearly seen in an extremely quick time frame. These are the three outcomes you will experience.

In his coaching sessions, Joel helps clients unpack their day-to-day successes, failures, and interactions to engage in just-in-time learning that provides a rich understanding of their progress and specific improvement needs.

Clients feel empowered by knowing they’ll receive practical, personalized insights in real-time. Through this hands-on process, you’ll see results sooner than you might imagine. You’ll quickly mark yourself as leadership material—or put yourself in the running for a higher-level position—as senior leaders notice the value you’re adding to the organization.

It’s time to take the next step forward, positioning yourself for a promotion at work. You want to be in a job that is truly fulfilling because it utilizes all of your talents. To cultivate your full potential, you need expert advice and insight that takes you beyond what you already know. Turn to a coach who has walked the path to success many times, with thousands of prestigious clients. Partner with your company to hire Joel to guide you on your journey to success.

7-Step Executive Coaching Model

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Outcome-Based Action Plan – #1 Success Factor for an Executive Coaching Program

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Guaranteed Coaching Success
1. Brief the executive before starting the coaching program.

An executive needs to be committed and motivated. The coaching partnership provides a solid context to make changes and implement developmental goals. Trust and confidentiality is paramount. Gain executive buy-in for coaching. Clear guidelines and goals will be reviewed and put in writing.

2. Link company business objectives to the performance goals of the coaching participant.

Coaching doesn’t occur in a vacuum. The company needs to see bottom line results in order for coaching to succeed. Coaching provides the greatest impact when the company’s overall strategy, department needs and individual goals are considered. This alignment will provide the maximum business impact to the company’s bottom line.

3. Gain support for the coaching engagement.

Without top management support, coaching becomes an exercise in futility. Lack of strong internal sponsorship by top management, key stakeholders, human resources and the executive’s immediate boss is the number one reason why coaching programs fail. Having the boss support coaching by being actively involved throughout the process is critical. In addition, senior management needs to actively advocate for the program and its importance. All the players need to notice and express the progress, successes and continued improvement directly to the coaching participant.

5. Provide constant coaching updates, progress and success.

If management doesn’t see clear progress, they may assume there is none. Throughout the coaching engagement, the executive will share weekly email progress updates with the sponsor, human resources, immediate supervisor, key stakeholders and other influential executives. Once every three months, (a) the coach will sit down with the immediate supervisor to review progress, outline areas for improvement and suggest solutions to meet the coaching objectives; (b) During this meeting, the immediate supervisor, sponsor and human resource professional will meet to provide feedback on what they notice has changed, new data to focus on and the overall progress of the coaching program.

Executive Coaching is a Smart Investment for Your Company’s Future Success

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