EXECUTIVE COACHING

 
 
Thrive at Work

For leaders and professionals who want to become better contributors to their teams, organizations, and communities.

In Executive Coaching, the sponsor is the third party involved, being represented by the human resources partner, the direct manager, or another person responsible for the client’s development within the organization.

 
“Leadership is a matter of how to be, not how to do”
— Frances Hesselbein in Learning to Lead

INCLUDES

 

  • Customized agreement according to Sponsor - Coachee - Coach purpose

  • Customized coaching partnership for a minimum of 6 months

  • Pre-coaching meetings (at least 2) with the coachee and sponsor

  • Reports to the sponsor according to the three-parties agreement

  • Assessments, tools, models, and frameworks that are authorized to be used by Cintia H. Orsi Life and Executive Coach, LLC

  • Virtual 1-hour 1:1 weekly, twice a month or monthly coaching sessions for a minimum of 6 months

  • Post-coaching follow-up meeting with the coachee.

 
 
 
 
 

Investment Cost

Consulted at the pre-coaching meeting

Meeting Options

Remote via Zoom Call, Audio Call or Face-to-face (upon scheduling and agreement on additional expenses)

Sponsor = financial responsible (e.g. Company, Employer)

Coachee = client

 

Testimonial

 "Cintia is an excellent coach. She uses well-researched methods to gently draw me out and discover deeply-held beliefs about my own capabilities and life processes. She communicates new ideas in fresh new ways and partners with me to create new pathways for more effective business leadership and personal growth. Her guidance is innovative and her methods are effective and inspiring. I recommend her to anyone who is ready to make positive change in their lives and be more successful in work and relationships."

- CHRISTA NUÑEZ, FARMER, EDUCATOR, ACTIVIST, AND OWNER OF KHUBA INTERNATIONAL AND THE LEARNING FARM

 

Seek excellence in life!

 
“We long to connect with others and seek a deeper meaning for our contribution to the world. Learning more about ourselves and others and embracing others' perspectives is a great way to clarify the impact that nurturing a relationship can bring.”

— Cintia H. Orsi, from “The Gift of Being Present” blog post September, 2021.