If you don’t feel prepared for the daunting task of leading a nonprofit organization, you don’t have to go it alone. A nonprofit leadership coach can help - and Sean Kosofsky’s latest guide can help you pick one. Visit https://www.nonprofitfixer.com/nonprofit-fixer-blog/nonprofit-executive-leadership-coaching-guide to learn more!
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Career Coaches Can Help Boost Funding & Support
For Your Charitable Organization
Sean Kosofsky of Mind the Gap Consulting
defines a leadership coach as an experienced
leader who offers coaching to those looking to
transform their mindset and performance.
A nonprofit leadership coach
should ideally have three or
more years of experience as an
executive of a charitable
organization, says Kosofsky.
Leadership coaching
sometimes involves the
use of tools, such as
360-degree reviews and
assessments, to help you
overcome challenges
and spur personal
growth.
As "leadership"
encompasses a variety of
social, emotional, and
professional attributes,
the process also identifies
key qualities that are
crucial for such roles.
Kosofsky says that a good coach can
benefit nonprofit executive directors by
helping them build confidence and
providing them with consistent guidance
and support.
This is particularly true for
leaders who may also be
part of minority groups.
Read the full guide at
https://www.nonprofitfixer.c
om/nonprofit-fixer-
blog/nonprofit-executive-
leadership-coaching-guide
Check it out today!
For Your Charitable Organization
Sean Kosofsky of Mind the Gap Consulting
defines a leadership coach as an experienced
leader who offers coaching to those looking to
transform their mindset and performance.
A nonprofit leadership coach
should ideally have three or
more years of experience as an
executive of a charitable
organization, says Kosofsky.
Leadership coaching
sometimes involves the
use of tools, such as
360-degree reviews and
assessments, to help you
overcome challenges
and spur personal
growth.
As "leadership"
encompasses a variety of
social, emotional, and
professional attributes,
the process also identifies
key qualities that are
crucial for such roles.
Kosofsky says that a good coach can
benefit nonprofit executive directors by
helping them build confidence and
providing them with consistent guidance
and support.
This is particularly true for
leaders who may also be
part of minority groups.
Read the full guide at
https://www.nonprofitfixer.c
om/nonprofit-fixer-
blog/nonprofit-executive-
leadership-coaching-guide
Check it out today!