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Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Executive coaching… results at work

All professional athletes have coaches… swimmers, golfers, tennis players, runners, and even chess players. Why is this relationship so important? It’s because coaches ask powerful questions, frame and then reframe circumstances, while providing insightful observations. Where do you want to excel? For the serious executive, coaching is not a luxury—it’s what’s required if you want to move farther, faster…
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Individual Coaching

  • Client-driven Agenda
  • Assessment Feedback
  • Influence & Negotiation
  • Delegation & Time Mgmt
  • Succession Process
  • Managing Difficult People
  • Conflict Management
  • Purpose & Mission
  • Executive Presence
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Career Decision-making

Team Development

  • Team Assessments
  • Conflict Management
  • Organizational Alignment
  • Roles & Responsibilities
  • Communications
  • Mission, Vision, Values
  • Team Facilitation
  • Strategic Planning
  • Feedback Council
  • Boards of Directors
  • Professional Training

Programs

  • Corporate Wellness
  • Executive Leadership
  • Emerging Leadership
  • Team Covenants
  • Delegation
  • Conflict Management
  • Roles & Responsibilities
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Succession Planning
  • Influence Skills
  • Career Development

Assessments

  • Judgment Index
  • Birkman Method
  • RightPath 4/6
  • RightPath Leadership 360
  • Corporate Culture Index
  • Professional Manager
  • Team Covenant Analysis

Thought Leadership

    The Way We See Our Employees Matters
    May 7, 2013

  • The way we see people in the workplace creates a filter that guides our working relationships with them. This is where most companies face difficulty because they state what they hold out as an ideal through core values, yet in actuality behave very differently based on the internal convictions of the company’s leaders…

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  • Using Gestures to Support Your Message
    April 2, 2013

  • Experts tell us that 80% of communication is nonverbal in nature. Have you ever said something to someone else only to have them respond in disbelief? If you are trying to convince your friends that most politicians can be trusted and you don’t really believe it yourself, then chances are your claim will fall on deaf ears. It’s likely that the signals you are emitting from your facial expressions…

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  • Creating Healthy Workplace Relationships
    March 26, 2013

  • When our workplace relationships are deep, characterized by a living, breathing trust, there is resonance. We experience personal peace and true rest because we don’t have to “prove” ourselves over and over again. We possess an inner knowing that all is well because we are void of the concern and pressure of being judged. This state of peace and calm enables us to produce the best of results…

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  • Thinking and Staff Development
    March 12, 2013

  • In today’s world we’re not really encouraged to think, and by that I mean to wrestle long and hard over issues that involve different mindsets, considering tradeoffs, and then arriving at specific well thought out conclusions. Rather, we are asked to adopt and accept certain belief systems and simply conform. Since Pavlov’s famous experiment with man’s best friend, humanity has become the target of social conditioning…

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Client Testimonials

  • “Dean’s penetrating insight, and in particular his understanding of the nature and interdependence of business, personal, moral, and organizational complexities has served as a compass for me in guiding my firm through one of the most volatile periods in the history of the financial industry. Dean’s work with the Birkman Analysis has provided practical, actionable insights into both my team and prospective hires, which have proven pivotal to our organization and my understanding of the underlying motivation, risk, and leadership potential of key employees. Dean creates tremendous value as a coach by building leverage in his clients. He has taught me how to do much more with much less.”

    Ben Chatraw, Partner
    Vision Research Capital Management
  • “Dean is one of the best coaches in the city of Atlanta-hands down! His values, intelligence and passion for finding solutions that meet the needs of his clients make him unique in his profession. I have rarely seen a professional so fully and selflessly invest himself in the well being of his friends and business colleagues. I hope to be working with Dean for many years to come!”

    Randy Hain, Managing Partner
    Bell Oaks Executive Search
  • “I have known Dean for 11 years and highly recommend him as an executive coach! Time and again, I have brought business-related challenges to Dean for his advisement. In all situations, he spurred my thinking towards well-reasoned solutions. His penetrating insight helped me navigate challenging interpersonal interactions and set and prioritize concrete business goals. Consistently, he has shown himself to be a man of first-rate integrity and one who truly serves his clients. If you want to strive for excellence in your business, you will want Dean as your coach and advisor.”
    Mike McKinley, PhD
    Georgia Tech Research Institute
  • “Dean Harbry is a skilled executive coach and an organizational professional. I’ve witnessed his ability to develop business infrastructure and scale product offerings. He brings great value to the marketplace.”
    Greg Adams
    IBM Managing Director