Executive Coaching for Architects and Designers
As an executive leadership coach of nine years specialized in the architecture and design industry, I offer guidance to principals, project managers, administrative staff, independent designers and emerging firm owners in the architecture and design industry. My goal is to help you develop and unlock your leadership potential and to attain the clarity, confidence and serenity to create a deeply resonant business and life.
About You
You have an integrated mind:
As architects and designers you have some of the most integrated minds. You're precise, detail oriented, and systematic. You're also creative, empathetic and able to see connections and possibilities for what could be. You bridge art with function. You are passionate about your work making a difference in the landscape of our world.
You juggle a lot of things:
At the same time, your profession is both challenging and anxiety inducing. Being an architect requires you to be a jack-of-all-trades. You must excel at public speaking, team and client management, effective communication with clients and teams, navigating hairy bureaucracies, managing complex projects, and acquiring new business opportunities.
You are socially responsible:
More and more, you also have the added challenge to design responsibly and consider how your work impacts our ever-evolving complex ecosystem.
You are artistic and passionate:
All these pieces are in addition to nurturing your artistic enthusiasm, creativity, personal well-being while maintaining a connection to why you chose to be an architect in the first place. These challenges can often cause you to ask, is there a better way to navigate through it all?
As architects and designers you have some of the most integrated minds. You're precise, detail oriented, and systematic. You're also creative, empathetic and able to see connections and possibilities for what could be. You bridge art with function. You are passionate about your work making a difference in the landscape of our world.
You juggle a lot of things:
At the same time, your profession is both challenging and anxiety inducing. Being an architect requires you to be a jack-of-all-trades. You must excel at public speaking, team and client management, effective communication with clients and teams, navigating hairy bureaucracies, managing complex projects, and acquiring new business opportunities.
You are socially responsible:
More and more, you also have the added challenge to design responsibly and consider how your work impacts our ever-evolving complex ecosystem.
You are artistic and passionate:
All these pieces are in addition to nurturing your artistic enthusiasm, creativity, personal well-being while maintaining a connection to why you chose to be an architect in the first place. These challenges can often cause you to ask, is there a better way to navigate through it all?
