One-To-One
Coaching

One-To-One
Coaching

“I need more gravitas.”

When it comes to personal impact, one of the most common goals for business leaders is to increase their gravitas. (Along with popular requests such as “I need more buy-in from my team” and “I need to raise my profile in the company”.)

One-to-one coaching can deliver all of those – and more. Although the goals may be similar, the people concerned aren’t, so each individual coaching programme is tailored to fit.

  • If someone needs help working out how to stand out from the crowd, they’ll understand themselves in a way that emphasises their uniqueness and individuality and lets their talent shine.
  • If someone needs to add a bit of polish and substance to their delivery, they’ll learn practical tips and techniques for communicating their brand in a positive, yet subtle, way – whether in the office, out and about or online.
  • If someone needs help understanding their reputation and its impact they’ll receive honest feedback on how they’re perceived by others…the good, the bad and – if necessary – the downright ugly.

Plus a free chemistry meeting will be arranged between Jennifer and the client to ensure trust and rapport can be built.

As well a coaching support, clients also receive a definition of their personal brand (created by Jennifer using their own words), a comprehensive 360° feedback report and a marketing plan setting out practical actions for sharing their brand with their key audiences.

If you’d like to book Jennifer to provide one-to-one coaching to your staff, click the button below and get in touch.

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Case Studies

Case study

Kate was a recently-promoted director who used her personal brand to communicate more authority in what she said and did.

Her previous management style was to be ‘one of the gang’ but feedback from her peers and team revealed they wanted to see more gravitas. By understanding what made her tick, she approached her role differently (while remaining authentic) and now offers a more balanced brand.

Case Studies

Case study

Martin was a senior director who used the insight he gained into how he was perceived by others to adapt his behaviour and get a more positive response from his audiences.

Having previously prided himself on his straight-talking approach (which was seen as blunt and aggressive by colleagues), he learnt how to deliver the same message in a different way, while losing none of his impact.

Case Studies

Case study

Alistair was an operations director who modified his behaviour and communication to get better buy-in to his personal brand from key stakeholders in eight countries.

By understanding the cultural differences of his audiences, and the impact his existing approach was having, he was able to flex his delivery, improve relations and do his job more effectively.