Executive Coaching that changes how you lead

Most leaders hit a ceiling they can feel but cannot name. We help you find it, understand it, and move past it through structured one-to-one coaching grounded in real business context.

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Promotion doesn't come with a manual

You were promoted because you delivered results. But the skills that got you here, deep technical knowledge, long hours, personal execution, are not the skills that will carry you through the next five years.

Senior roles demand something different: the ability to influence without authority, to make decisions with incomplete data, and to build a team that performs even when you are not in the room. These are learnable skills, but almost nobody teaches them inside an organisation.

A coaching partnership with teeth

We pair you with a coach who has operated at board level and understands the pressures you face. Sessions run fortnightly for a minimum of six months, giving enough time for real behavioural change to take root.

Between sessions you work on specific assignments: a difficult conversation you have been avoiding, a delegation plan for a project you are holding too tightly, or a stakeholder map that reveals where your influence is weakest. We review what happened, adjust the approach, and keep moving.

Four stages, no filler

01

Diagnostic conversation

A 90-minute session where we map your current role, your aspirations, and the gap between them. No questionnaires beforehand; we prefer to listen first.

02

Coaching agreement

We agree on three to five focus areas, a session cadence, and how progress will be measured. Your line manager can be involved at this stage if you choose.

03

Ongoing sessions

Each 60-minute session follows a consistent structure: review the assignment, explore what happened, extract the lesson, set the next challenge. Sessions happen via video or in person.

04

Progress review

At the three-month and six-month marks we step back and assess overall movement against the original goals. This is where the shift becomes visible to others.

340+
Leaders coached since 2017
92%
Complete the full programme
6 mo
Minimum engagement length
4.8/5
Average client rating

Three coaching formats

One-to-one executive coaching

The core of what we do. Twelve fortnightly sessions over six months, each 60 minutes. Designed for directors, VPs, and senior managers who need a private space to think, plan, and rehearse difficult leadership moments. Pricing starts at £3,200 for the full programme.

Leadership team coaching

For teams of four to eight leaders who need to work better together. We facilitate monthly half-day sessions focused on collective decision-making, conflict patterns, and strategic alignment. Runs for six to nine months depending on the team's needs.

Transition coaching

A shorter, sharper engagement for leaders in the first 100 days of a new role. Six sessions over three months, with a focus on quick wins, relationship building with new stakeholders, and avoiding the common traps that derail newly appointed executives.

Leadership team in a productive coaching-informed boardroom discussion

What changes after coaching

Faster, clearer decisions

Clients report spending less time deliberating and more time acting. One operations director cut her average decision cycle from twelve days to three by learning to distinguish between reversible and irreversible choices.

Stronger direct reports

When leaders stop doing the work themselves, their teams grow. A finance VP who went through our programme saw two of his team members promoted within a year because he finally gave them room to lead.

Greater visibility with the board

We coach you on how to present to senior stakeholders: what to include, what to leave out, and how to handle the questions that follow. Several clients have credited their coaching with securing board-level sponsorship for major initiatives.

Less Sunday-night dread

This one matters. When you feel competent and in control of your week, the anxiety that creeps in on Sunday evening fades. Coaching gives you a plan, and a plan gives you calm.

Before you get in touch

Who are your coaches?
All our coaches have held senior leadership positions (director level or above) in commercial organisations. They hold accredited coaching qualifications from bodies such as the ICF or EMCC. We do not use coaches who have only ever coached; real operational experience is a requirement.
Can my employer pay for coaching?
Yes. Around 70% of our clients are sponsored by their organisation. We provide a proposal document and can join a short call with your HR team or line manager to explain the format and expected outcomes. Invoicing is straightforward and can be arranged monthly or upfront.
How is coaching different from mentoring?
A mentor tells you what they would do. A coach helps you work out what you should do, given your context, your values, and your constraints. We use questioning, frameworks, and structured reflection rather than advice-giving. That said, if you ask for a direct opinion, we will give one.
What happens if the chemistry is not right?
We offer a no-obligation chemistry session before any commitment. If after the first paid session you feel the match is wrong, we will reassign you to a different coach at no extra cost. This has happened twice in seven years.
Do you work with leaders outside the UK?
We do. Around a quarter of our clients are based in continental Europe or the Middle East. Sessions run over video, and we adjust scheduling to accommodate time zones. The coaching approach does not change, though we are mindful of cultural context in how we set assignments.

Let's talk about what you need

The first step is a short conversation. Tell us about your role, what prompted you to look for coaching, and what a good outcome would look like. We will suggest a format and match you with the right coach.

Address: 232 Larch Close, Roobbury, Wales, ZX5 8YG, United Kingdom

Phone: +44 70 2939 1023

Email: [email protected]