coaching
Coaching is a newer venture for me, but one that feels like a natural extension of everything I’ve done so far. I’ve trained with the NeuroLeadership Institute in Brain-Based Conversation Skills and am now completing the Brain-Based Coaching Toolkit programme. My focus is on helping people think clearly, lead confidently, and perform at their best – whether they’re stepping into senior leadership roles or preparing for that next big move.
I work one-to-one with executives and aspiring leaders to accelerate growth, build resilience, and develop the leadership habits that sustain long-term success. I’m equally passionate about supporting early-career professionals – helping them build the skills and mindset they need to progress, particularly where that supports social mobility.
Coaching, at its best, isn’t about giving answers – it’s about asking the right questions. The data shows that great leaders rarely grow alone. It takes a network of support – a village – to thrive, and I’m committed to being part of that for the people I work with.
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93% Club
Growing up in a working-class family and going to state school, I’ve always been aware of how much a single opportunity – a lucky break, a helping hand, a moment of belief – can change someone’s
life. As I look at how artificial intelligence is reshaping the job market and threatening the kinds of entry-level roles that once opened doors for people like me, I’ve been thinking a lot about the
role of breaks, mentors, and the people who give us that all-important first chance.
...and how I can be part of the solution
Networking
Some practical tips for navigating the minefield of networking and being a connector – and building relationships – rather than a collector of LinkedIn profiles.
“Leaders who navigate complexity well aren't the best networked. They're the most genuinely curious… They show up with warmth, not an agenda”
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