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Coaching group session

Coaching

A focused space to develop, reflect and make progress

Coaching gives leaders a structured, regular space to work on what they are dealing with and where they are heading. In professional work, where client demands compete with the need to develop as a leader, coaching builds the self-awareness, capability and judgement that lead to better decisions and more effective leadership.

How it works

Every engagement starts with a conversation about your firm's objectives and the individual and group development needs that support them. We match each person or group with a coach whose experience and approach best fit the context, with agreed goals and review points from the outset.

One-to-one coaching gives leaders a confidential space to work on what is hardest to address in the flow of day-to-day work. The focus might be strategic direction and succession, leadership team dynamics, how to lead a significant change, or preparing for a more senior role.

Group sessions are built around live situations in a confidential setting. Participants bring real challenges into the session, the group asks open questions and challenges assumptions, and each person commits to actions they report back on. The rhythm builds accountability and momentum over time.

Coaches hold accreditations from recognised professional coaching bodies, with credentials at the highest practitioner levels. All maintain active commitments to the ethical standards and ongoing professional development those bodies require, and bring direct experience from professional services and other sectors.

How it connects

Group coaching is built into the Client Value Programme, working alongside applied learning and the mastermind format. One-to-one coaching is also available as a standalone engagement for firm leaders and partners who want sustained individual support.

Ellie Cooper, Director, Cooper Financials

"Even outside of our sessions, Jonathan shared resources and connections with us. That showed he really cared and thought about our business and our problems."
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