C-Suite & Boards
C-Suite and Board members each hold unique roles. Their positions give them enormous influence over the success of the enterprise, and they face challenges that are different from those holding other positions of leadership in the organization. They are the primary link with several groups of external stakeholders - shareholders, the press, government, and others. And, especially if they hold the title 'director or executive member', they carry collective legal responsibilities for the organization's performance ad how it goes about its business.
C-Suite
The executive committee - the team at the top - is the only team in the organization to have the dual responsibility of leading a function (or several functions) and leading the organization. Not surprisingly, this is a common source of team dysfunction.
C-Suite
Boards
Boards have built-in restrictions in how team-like they can or should be, therefore, Board-level assignments are a hybrid of team coaching and consulting and tend to start with a request for an external perspective on the Board's dynamics and effectiveness.
Boards
Our Approach to Systemic Team Coaching
The Customer Experience
COMMISSION
COMMISSIONING from Stakeholders on what the team must deliver.
CLARIFY
CLARIFYING primary purpose, values, strategy, and objectives.
CO-CREATE
CO-CREATING interpersonal & team dynamics and team culture.
CONNECT
CONNECTING and engaging with all the key stakeholders.
CORE LEARNING
CORE LEARNINGS on the team's dynamics & effectiveness.
The Coach's Role
SCOPE
SCOPING agreement and relationship building.
INQUIRE
INQUIRY into the team and its goals and objectives.
DEVELOP
DEVELOPING the team coaching agenda.
EXECUTE
EXECUTING to fulfill the development agenda.
REVIEW
REVIEW learnings of the team and evaluate coach.