Executive Leadership Coaching
For the critical leaders your organisation relies on most
When individual judgment becomes critical to organisational performance under pressure.

1. When Is It Used?
This coaching is used when pressure is sitting disproportionately with specific leaders, and the cost of getting it wrong is high.
Critical leaders are not defined by their titles; they are defined by their consequences.
This work is used when:
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A leader is carrying an outsized decision or judgment load
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Pressure is sustained, or situational mid-term interm
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Judgment, presence, and credibility matter every day
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The organisation increasingly relies on these individuals to stabilise complexity
Often, nothing is visibly “wrong”, performance may still look fine.
The risk is what happens if pressure continues without protected space to think, regulate, and decide clearly.
This coaching exists to protect judgment before strain turns into a performance risk.
2. What This Is
Targeted 1:1 executive coaching focused on protecting leadership performance at the point where the organisation is most exposed.
Specifically, it strengthens:
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Decision quality under pressure
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Emotional regulation and composure
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Leadership presence, authority, and credibility
This is not therapy.
It is not motivation.
It is not generic leadership development.
It is performance protection for senior leaders operating under sustained scrutiny.
How it works
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Confidential 1:1 sessions shaped around the leader’s real context
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Focus on live decisions, current dilemmas, and recurring patterns
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Support that is reflective, direct, and commercially grounded
The work creates thinking space with edge, not advice-giving, not comfort, so leaders stay clear, steady, and effective when pressure doesn’t ease.
3. What Changes As A Result
For the organisation, this coaching typically results in:
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Clearer, more confident senior decision-making
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Reduced reactive escalation
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Lower risk of burnout, attrition, or leadership wobble
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Greater consistency where the organisation is most exposed
For the leader, the shift is often felt first as:
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Clearer thinking under pressure
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Firmer boundaries
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Improved emotional regulation
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Greater confidence in holding the role
When individual judgment steadies, delivery stabilises around it.
4. Investment
3-month engagement
6 × 60-minute sessions
£2,700 – £4,500 (ex VAT)
6-month engagement
12 × 60-minute sessions
£5,400 – £9,000 (ex VAT)
The investment varies based on:
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Role seniority
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Organisational exposure
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Business complexity
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Level of sustained pressure being carried
This is not discretionary development spend.
It is risk management and performance protection for leaders; the organisation depends on them the most.
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