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Support that’s in the Room, Not on the Sidelines 

Most executive teams don’t need more frameworks. They need a strategic partner who sees the team dynamics, understands the business, and helps the leaders lead better—together. That’s what embedded support looks like. 
 
I work behind the scenes with executive teams during the moments that matter most—growth, transition, new leadership, culture shifts, and everything in between. 

What Embedded Support Looks Like

This is not a one-off session. This is real-time, on-the-ground partnership for alignment, clarity, and momentum. 

 

Depending on your team’s goals, embedded support can include: 

  • 1:1 executive coaching for senior leaders 

  • Team-based facilitation and strategy sessions 

  • Leadership review (360) design + delivery 

  • Strategic thought partnership with the CEO or Chief People Officer 

  • Hands-on support through high-stakes transitions, promotions, or culture initiatives 

 

Some teams bring me in for a few critical quarters. Others keep me around as a trusted partner through multiple growth phases. 

Ideal For Teams Who Are… 

  • Growing fast and want to scale without silos or leadership gaps 

  • Evolving—through a reorg, a new CEO, or shift in direction 

  • Leveling up—with new execs stepping in or being promoted 

  • Navigating tension between high performance and sustainable culture 

Why it Works

  • Embedded = Context. I know your leaders, your business, and your culture. 

  • Coaching + Strategy. It’s not just development—it’s alignment and decision support. 

  • Tailored, not templated. Every engagement is designed around the people and outcomes that matter most. 

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Engagement Formats 

  • Monthly retainer for embedded support (6-month minimum) 

  • Add-on support for leadership offsites or strategic planning 

  • Includes coaching, facilitation, and thought partnership as needed 

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Let's Talk

If your leadership team is moving fast, but not always together, embedded support can be the difference between surviving growth and actually leading through it. 

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