Executive Coaching

“I have a more sustainable workload, healthier mindset, more confidence, more empowered direct reports, and a better partnership with my manager to address issues that are largely out of my control that impact my work impact, load, and well-being.”

—Michael, COO

Services

Executive Coaching for Strategic Leadership

Focused leadership skill development.

 

Thrive Street helps leaders build the skills and mindsets needed to be more effective strategic leaders. This 6-month coaching engagement is for leaders with a specific performance or skill development challenge to tackle.

It includes a 360° assessment and debrief using the Leadership Circle Profile (or another feedback instrument, as appropriate), goal alignment meetings with your manager, and two post-engagement follow-up coaching sessions.

Executive Balance

Develop a plan to achieve a sustainable work-life balance while delivering in your role.

 

When you have the right energy, you can achieve the best results. We’ll work together to rapidly rebalance your commitments and priorities so that you can do so.

Our Work: 

  • Project Inventory and Assessment

  • Implement time management routines

  • Identify commitments to renegotiate

  • Weekly accountability

  • Coaching meetings to tune your plan

New Role Launch

Get off on the right foot and feel confident in your new role faster.

 

This coaching is to help you successfully launch into your new role. We’ll first do a deep dive to develop a success plan and then support you with accountability, feedback, and coaching over three to six months.

Our Work: 

  • Develop a learning and relationship development plan

  • Develop a Strategic Playbook for Success

  • Weekly planning and accountability

  • Coaching meetings to tune your plan

On-Demand Coaching

Get the support you need when you need it.

 

These sessions can help you where the stakes are high and you want to get it right. The goal is to help you rapidly gain clarity and confidence. For example, clients use these coaching sessions to: 

  • Plan for board meetings

  • Prepare for difficult conversations

  • Practice delivering performance reviews 

  • Debrief performance feedback

Coaching Experience

Charles Moore | Executive Coach

 

 A breadth of experience you’ll leverage.

organizations whose leaders I have served via executive coaching or other leadership development

 

C-suite and vice president-level executive coaching clients

 

Example Client Organizations

Thrive Street clients work for some of the world’s leading organizations, including:

Thrive Street serves clients from a diverse set of industries, which means you’ll gain access to leadership and management approaches from outside of your current context.

Clients Served by Sector

Percent of client hours

Top Industries Served

Number of individual coaching clients

  1. Technology, Media, and Telecommunications

  2. Health care

  3. Education and Nonprofit

  4. Financial Services

  5. Professional Services

How Coaching Helps You Develop

Explore

Gain insights from 360-degree feedback, and set a concrete goal that will help you succeed.

Experiment

Take real actions, in the real world, to collect data and hone new strategic leadership skills.

Execute

Put it all together and make your new behaviors habitual and sustainable.

Coaching is Hard Work

If you're investing time and money in executive coaching, we should make sure you achieve your desired result.

As your coach, my role is to: 

 

  • Ask you the hard questions that lead to insight and real progress

  • Make sure we’re focusing on the most important topics 

  • Help you hold yourself accountable for taking action 

  • Provide tools to help you succeed

To support getting results from coaching, I ask clients to commit to the following: 

 

Enrolling Allies

These are the people in your life who will help you spot progress and provide feedback throughout the journey.

Sending Action Intentions

After our sessions, you’ll send a short email to clarify your thinking and commitment to action. 

Creating Intention Points

These are the moments in which you’ll pause and identify which skills you want to practice (e.g., in your Tuesday 10am staff meeting).

Adopting One New Physical Practice

Whether it’s a form of exercise, a breathing practice, a new sleep habit, a focus on nutrition, or something else, we want to identify new ways for you to feel “in the zone.”

What Clients Have Gained from Executive Coaching

  • Insight & New Skills

    “I learned so much about myself and how to assess my needs in a way that promotes the kind of workplace I strive to create for my staff.”

    — Liz, Nonprofit Executive Director

  • A Sense of Control

    “Having a coach helped me move from a general feeling of dissatisfaction with aspects of work and life, to identifying specific and controllable factors, to making supported decisions to change with feedback and accountability.

    — K-12 School Leader

  • Clarity

    "Having a coach reflect with me on my practices/actions allowed me to think through next steps with a level of clarity that I would not have reached or took longer to get to on my own."

    — Higher Education Executive

  • Relief

    “[Charles] listens thoughtfully and asks really insightful questions with a calm and humor that makes me certain that everything’s going to be just fine.”

    — Dana, Founder

Leaders of Color

While I have coached executives with many different identities, my experience is that some leaders face unique leadership challenges. My approach adjusts to recognize and address the different experiences leaders of color face.

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Let’s explore the many ways in which a tailored coaching engagement can help you!