Executive coaching that changes how you lead, not just how you feel

Most coaching conversations end with good intentions. Ours end with a concrete shift in behaviour you can measure by your next board meeting. We work with GMs, directors and C-suite leaders across Western Australia who want honest, structured feedback and a plan they will actually use.

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Four phases, twelve weeks

Every engagement follows the same structure, but the content is different for every leader. Here is the skeleton.

Week 1–2: Diagnostic intake

We gather 360-degree feedback from five to eight of your direct reports and peers using a structured interview protocol, not a generic survey. You complete a two-hour self-assessment that maps your decision patterns under pressure. By the end of week two, you have a written diagnostic report with specific behavioural themes, not vague competency scores.

Week 3–5: Priority contracting

Together we choose two development priorities, not five. Research from the Centre for Creative Leadership shows that leaders who focus on fewer goals make measurably faster progress. We define observable indicators so both you and your team will know when something has shifted. Sessions run fortnightly at 75 minutes each.

Week 6–10: Deliberate practice

This is the hard part. Between sessions you run real experiments: a different approach to your Monday leadership meeting, a structured one-on-one format, a new way of framing strategic trade-offs for the board. We debrief each experiment, adjust, and repeat. You keep a short practice log that takes about four minutes per day.

Week 11–12: Integration and handoff

We re-interview three of your original feedback sources to check for observed change. You receive a final progress summary and a self-directed maintenance plan. If the data shows the shift has stuck, we close. If it hasn't, we extend by four weeks at no extra fee.

What the numbers look like

Aggregated from 87 coaching engagements completed between 2019 and 2025. All figures are based on pre-and-post 360 feedback scores.

74%
of participants showed a measurable improvement in stakeholder trust ratings
2.1×
average increase in team-reported clarity of strategic direction
89%
completed the full 12-week program without dropping out
41%
reduction in self-reported decision fatigue at the 6-month follow-up
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Coaching formats we offer

Not every leader needs the same container. Pick the format that fits your schedule, budget and appetite for challenge.

Six fortnightly sessions of 75 minutes each, plus unlimited asynchronous message support between sessions. Includes a full 360 diagnostic at intake and a shorter check-in at close. This is our core offering and accounts for roughly 70% of engagements. Pricing is a flat project fee agreed before we begin; there are no hourly surprises.
A full-day or two-day facilitated session for your leadership team, designed around a specific challenge: post-merger integration, strategy refresh, role clarity after a restructure. We conduct pre-work interviews with every participant and deliver a written summary of agreements and accountabilities within five business days. This is not a team-building exercise with trust falls; it is a working session that produces decisions.
For leaders who have completed the 12-week intensive and want continued access. One 60-minute session per month, plus priority scheduling for ad-hoc calls when a critical decision is looming. Retainer clients also get access to our quarterly peer roundtable with other senior leaders across industries.
The first 90 days in a new executive role are when reputations form. This program gives you a structured onboarding plan, stakeholder mapping, and fortnightly coaching sessions focused on early wins and relationship building. We have run this for leaders stepping into CEO, CFO and GM roles in mining, health and professional services.

Questions we hear often

How is this different from therapy or mentoring?

Therapy explores the origins of patterns. Mentoring offers advice from someone who has done your job. Coaching sits between the two: we help you see your patterns in real time and build new ones, without telling you what decision to make. The focus is always on observable workplace behaviour, not personal history.

What qualifications does the coach hold?

Our lead coach holds a Master of Organisational Psychology, is a credentialed member of the International Coaching Federation at PCC level, and has fifteen years of experience in senior HR and strategy roles before moving to coaching full-time. We are happy to share a full CV on request.

Can my organisation pay?

Yes. About 60% of our clients are sponsored by their employer. We provide a proposal document, a scope-of-work letter and a tax invoice. Coaching fees are generally tax-deductible as a professional development expense in Australia; check with your accountant for specifics.

What if I realise coaching is not what I need?

It happens. If after the diagnostic phase we both agree that a different intervention would serve you better, we will say so and refer you. There is no charge beyond the diagnostic fee in that scenario.

Do sessions happen in person or online?

Both. For clients in the greater Mooreside and Perth metro area, we prefer at least two sessions face-to-face. The rest can be via video. Interstate and remote clients work entirely online, which has proven equally effective in our outcome data.

Start a conversation

Send us a message or call directly. Initial conversations are always free and confidential.

899 Benjamin Pass, Mooreside, Western Australia 4780

09 7005 1355

[email protected]

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