Leadership and executive coaching
Managers, leaders or executives: leaders at all (hierarchical) levels are measured by profit, growth and productivity. At the same time, they are often responsible for people. They know that without the willingness, cooperation and trust of the people in an organisation, they will not achieve their goals.
Developing leadership skills
Everyone who takes responsibility in a complex and rapidly changing environment must be willing to make personal and professional changes and take often large, personal development steps. Leadership skills can always be further developed - and they should be.
This requires a closer look at one's own strengths, development areas and goals. Your actions and driving forces are central. What really drives you – and what limits you? What potential within you is unused? It takes courage to hold a mirror up to yourself, but the investment of time and work on yourself is worth it, not just for the leader, but for the entire company.
The other side of the coin
Success starts in our own minds. In order to achieve top performance in professional sport, you need mental strength. Very few achieve this without a personal coach.
Senior managers have to prove themselves in ‘competition’ – often on a daily basis.
Every organization wants inspiring and confident leaders. It is therefore important to invest not only in professional but also personal development. It is the other side of the coin.
As a coach and consultant, I support you on your path of personal and professional development.
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Selection of companies I have worked with
ABB, Actelion, Adecco, Barry Callebaut, Bayer, Bunge, Celgene, Cofco, Coty, Credit Suisse, CSL Behring, General Electric, Graftech, HBP, Hilti, Hypothekarbank Lenzburg, Intermediate Capital Group, KMUs wie: Alters-, Rehabilitations- und Pflegeeinrichtungen, Start-ups, Konica Minolta, Matches Fashion, Mediathek, Mondelez, MSD Merck Sharp & Dohme, Novartis, Nestlé, Novoyzmes, Primeline Logistics, PWC, Roche, Smith & Nephews, Straumann, Swiss Olympic, Syngenta, Thomson Reuters, Teva, The Global Fund, The Medicines Company, UBS, UPC, Viking Cruises, Vodafone, Walt Disney.
Possible coaching topics
- Reflection on one's own self-conception
- Drivers, talents, blind spots
- Comparison of external / self-image
- Strengthening of leadership awareness, leadership presence
- Reduce stress and resilience; managing our own resources
- Sovereignty in making decisions under pressure with little information
- Creating meaningful values for a fulfilling working life for yourself and others
- Development of soft skills as the key to successful leadership
- Presence in front of an audience and media
- Preparation for positioning in new role(s)
- Position determination and reorientation
- Motivating, promoting and empowering employees
- Dialogue and feedback based on authentic communication
- Communication in complex management situations
- Fostering creativity and innovation
- Appreciation and benefit of diversity and differences
- Maintaining relationships with teams and stakeholders
- Orientation- and goal creation
- Leading in flat hierarchies in an agile environment
- Team development and trust building
- Dealing with conflicts in a team, strengthening problem-solving skills
- Virtual leadership of decentralized teams in global cooperation
- Leadership in constant transformation and change processes
- Vision and strategy development
- Initiating and shaping change
- Creation of sustainability in change processes
- Maximize impact and effectiveness
- Management of expectations in an exposed political context
- Strategic and operational requirements
- Core business and new ways of working
- Tradition and innovation
- The give and take of the working relationship
- Clear communication and motivation
- Empowerment and responsibility
- Authenticity and trends
- Individuality and community
How does leadership and executive coaching work?
Every leadership and executive coaching intervention is different - there is no such thing as a single recipe. Every organization, every team and every leader is unique. Professional coaching is therefore always an individual, tailor-made approach. Based on your objectives and defined milestones, we will create a coaching agreement together.
The first non-binding conversation is about getting to know each other and:
- Your goals: What is your goal? What do you want to achieve? Where are you heading to?
- Your location: Where are you now? What is your starting position, your business context?
- Your time: What is your time horizon? When and how are you available? You determine the pace, duration and frequency.
- and your decisions and feelings: Is coaching the right method and am I the right coach for you?