Executive Coach

C-Suite Executives—Ash has worked extensively with numerous C-Suite Executives, including CEOs, CFOs, CTOs and CROs. In addition to the C-Suite, other clients have included Directors of Finance, Tax Directors, Journalists, Risk Directors, IT Infrastructure Experts and VPs, covering various different Industry sectors.

Middle Management—Ash has also worked with a number of middle management employees covering IT, Sales, Hospitality, Non-Profit,  and numerous other industry sectors.

Multicultural Leaders—Ash has been a featured Executive Coach (and also Facilitator) at the Working Mother Media Multicultural National Women’s Conference for the past 7 years, with over 700 leading Senior Women Leaders in attendance.

HiPo Women Leaders—Ash has worked extensively with numerous HiPo Women Leaders, both individually and in groups. These candidates have included several SVPs of Marketing and Finance, numerous Deputy General Counsels, Senior HR Directors, and CTOs and CFOs, among others.

Entrepreneurs—Ash has coached a plethora of candidates who have determined that they would like to move forward from the corporate framework into entrepreneurship, he has helped them strategize their next steps, work out their business plan(s), worked with them on funding and has often stayed on as an advisor.

SPEAKER

KEY TOPICS INCLUDE: Strategies for Career Transition | Leadership Development | Elevating Women in Leadership | Increasing Effectiveness in Conflict Situations | Influence Tactics in Group Decision-Making

Subjects I Am Passionate About
• Career Strategy
• Communication & Corporate Culture
• Diversity & Inclusion
• Emotional Intelligence
• High-Potential Women Leaders
• Leadership
• Organizational Development
• Personal Branding
• Strategic & Financial Business Planning

AUTHOR

Ash is a member of the Forbes Coaches Council and has been featured over 40+ times by Forbes. Here are the links to some of his published works.

Forbes Article Portfolio | Forbes.com

The Emotional Pitfalls of Starting a Consulting Business | Inc.com

How to Eliminate the Age-Old Conflict Between Sales & Accounting | Inc.com