Coaching
Kela Associates provides a variety of forms of coaching and tools to make you and your organization excel. The types of coaching we provide include:
- Leadership development coaching for nonprofit executive directors, chief operating officers, and senior staff
- Coaching for Board Chairs and/or Board Chair-ED teams
- Coaching for team building, co-intelligence, and improved communication
- Coaching for professional development, time management, and mid-career job change
- Coaching for organizational and culture change, and
- More
In addition, we offer a real-time workshop to demonstrate how coaching works. The workshop includes opportunity to learn what coaching is (and is not) and how it differs from consulting; how to evaluate coaches and choose one that is right for you and your organization; how to define and measure progress in working with a coach; and different ways to structure agreements with a coach. For testimonials on the value of this workshop, check what the Georgetown Center for Public and Nonprofit Leadership and Presbyterian Homes and Family Service (Lynchburg, VA) has to say about this workshop. Click here for other testimonials about the value of Jeff’s coaching.
Kela Associates also offers a free consultation to meet Jeff and decide whether coaching is for you. In addition, coaching arrangements can be structured in a wide variety of ways to meet your budgetary and time constraints. The right kind of coaching can work wonders for you and your organization.
Check out the Testimonials for Jeff’s coaching and particularly what this DC Nonprofit Leader said:
“Jeff’s approach to problem-framing and problem-solving quickly stimulates clarity and insight and drives toward effective solutions. After two conversations with Jeff I had a fresh approach to my concerns which enabled me to work with the other leaders in [our organization] and shift our circumstances into a much more positive position within a few months. . . . Jeff is equal parts Han Solo and Yoda: he has technology for problem-solving that will get you somewhere, but you also find out that the force was within you already.” – Board Chair, DC area nonprofit