Leadership as a way of being, not a job title
We believe that people can lead from any seat in the organization. We know that leading is a mindset, not just a skillset. And, we see that visionary leadership can come from anywhere in an organization. Whether you are a senior leader with a significant span of control and or a rising leader whose career is getting established, you will benefit from work with one of Nebo’s capable leadership coaches to take the important next steps on your journey.

Explore your depths
You already have unique gifts, strengths, vulnerabilities and valuable experiences. Our coach-matching expert will learn about you firsthand and then introduce you to top coaches whose perspectives offer just what you need to unearth your potential as a leader and as a human being. You will be able to choose the best match for you.

Discover and live your purpose
When you live and lead “from within,” it means acting with greater courage, compassion and commitment. As you align your actions with your values and purpose, your Nebo coach will help you see how your own life story, values and priorities can empower you as a leader and be a source of confidence as you step up to lead.

 Create lasting, positive change that matters most
Build and sustain momentum and action toward the changes that you want to see. Your Nebo coach knows how to help you see your destination and move confidently toward the future you want. The best part is that you can have fun learning how to bring and be your best.

See the future you want
Vision is the differentiating trait of leadership, yet few people understand how to articulate a vision and use it to bring about desired outcomes. You can learn how to use vision as a guiding star for your leadership, your organization and your life by working with a Nebo coach or participating in one of our vision retreats.

 

See how Nebo helped these individuals

  • Career Visioning
    A senior brand and marketing executive approached The Nebo Company for leadership coaching. Her goals were to develop clarity of focus and purpose for her career, business and life at a time when challenges and…
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  • Clarity of Focus
    The CEO of a non-profit engaged a Nebo coach to work with him to bring a sharper focus to his own leadership while working on building a high performing executive team, which included long-time as…
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  • Career Transition
    A recently promoted vice president engaged a Nebo coach to work with her as she stepped into a big new role with high visibility and high stakes for success.
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  • Career Resilience
    A senior leader at an NGO hired a Nebo coach to work with him on resilience in the face of significant challenges in his organization.
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  • Does having a vision for your career help your employer, too?

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