
COACHING
Confident Leadership Through Complex Transitions
My coaching approach is designed for senior leaders navigating complex transitions and challenges that go beyond surface-level solutions.
How We Work Together
We begin by understanding what drew you to coaching and identifying 2-3 strategic goals for meaningful impact. Using the Leadership Circle Profile 360° assessment, we establish how you currently show up as a leader and where your greatest growth opportunities lie.
The Transformation Journey
Uncertainty/Overwhelmed → Clarity on the real issue → Strategic insight → Confident action → Sustained impact.
Here’s what I see again and again: the challenge that drives leaders to coaching is rarely the real problem. “I’m overwhelmed” usually signals a gap in moving from doing to leading strategically. “I have a problem employee” often points to lack of accountability or a misaligned role. Together, we uncover the real drivers and build solutions that address root causes.
What Makes This Different
I don’t just coach behaviors. I coach the whole leader. You bring your full self into every leadership situation, and that shapes how you influence others and navigate complexity. With experience across business, government, and nonprofit sectors, I understand the multi-layered realities you face. I provide a confidential space to think differently, spot systemic patterns, and design solutions that work inside your real-world constraints.
The Result
You don’t just solve today’s problem. You develop the ability to anticipate, shape, and navigate future complexity—leading with clarity, confidence, and lasting impact.
Ready to move from uncertainty to sustained impact? Schedule a call to learn more.
“Professional coaching with Charity exceeded my expectations. I expected to discuss the tips and tricks that are easy to come by and not so easy to do–but instead Charity digs into why you work the way you do and what you really want out of work (and life). This kind of coaching not only feels more meaningful, but also is more likely to make a real impact on your career.”
—University Professor