Why do you need an executive coach?

Leaders often need an executive coach when the complexity and stakes of their role outpace their current habits, tools, or support system. Coaching provides structured space to think, grow, and experiment - something busy executives rarely create for themselves.

  • Common reasons to work with an executive coach:

    • Transitioning into a bigger role (e.g., founder to CEO, manager to VP). 

    • Leading major change, such as rapid growth, restructuring, or culture shifts. 

    • Addressing recurring feedback around communication, delegation, conflict, or strategic focus. 

  • Benefits of coaching:

    • Faster adaptation to new responsibilities and contexts. 

    • Better decisions, healthier relationships, and more sustainable performance.

Kindred Consulting Group:

  • Provides executive coaching as a way to align leadership growth with organizational growth.

  • Through Kindred Clarity, coaching goals are directly linked to the strategic and organizational shifts your company is pursuing.

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David Hinitz, Principal Leadership Advisor

David Hinitz is the Principal Leadership Advisor at Kindred Professionals. Drawing on his experience as a collegiate athlete and Sports Performance Mental Coach, he helps leaders and teams build cultures of peak performance. His work focuses on transforming team communication to foster candor, collaboration, and psychological safety using evidence-based mental skills training and consistent structures to ensure high performance is predictable and sustainable.

Connect with David: david@team-kindred.com

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