Approach

Experience the power of our highly customized research-based approach to understand why virtually all of our business comes from returning clients or is the result of referrals.

I’m motivated by results and making a real difference. For every engagement, my goal is to exceed expectations and facilitate growth and success above and beyond what my client may have thought possible.
—Rachel Kadosh

Rachel’s approach centers around Awareness and Insight (what’s actually happening?), Clarity (what truly matters?), Action (how to move forward?) and Results (impactful professional development).

Rachel listens deeply and is able to clearly identify underlying issues. She facilitates greater self-awareness and self-management, and ultimately leadership versatility, so that leaders are able to shift unproductive behaviors and more effectively leverage strengths.

Engagements usually fall into one of the following categories:

The first step is to schedule an initial conversation to explore how we might work together. We’ll ask questions to understand your situation and answer any questions you may have. We’ll be candid regarding any potential roadblocks and will advise if there are foundational pieces you or the organization need to put in place first, in order for our engagement to be most effective.

We’ll partner with you to set both realistic and “stretch” goals and then develop a targeted and customized process, with clear structure and timelines, to achieve results.

About Rachel Kadosh

Rachel has extensive experience in executive coaching and consulting to enable leaders, teams, and organizations to achieve their potential, above and beyond what they may have thought possible. She customizes a research-based, multi-disciplinary and results-oriented approach for each client and focuses on producing sustainable outcomes with meaningful impact.

She has fifteen-plus years experience coaching a wide variety of leaders across sectors.  She partners with them to take their leadership to the next level of achievement and development.  She has coached executives on goals related to leadership style, self-management, executive presence, leadership backbone, impostor syndrome, communication, and managing up, down, and sideways.

Rachel flexes her style, from challenging assumptions to supportive and empowering, for maximum impact. She reflects back her experience of a client in real-time, and believes that opportunities for development are often actually strengths overleveraged. She facilitates greater self-awareness and self-management, and ultimately leadership versatility, so that clients are better able to achieve their potential. Her clients describe her as insightful, challenging yet supportive, and results-oriented.

Rachel’s expertise in executive performance is grounded in her background in psychology and her experience as a retained executive search consultant.  Rachel’s own management experience includes leadership at the University of California, Berkeley, where she oversaw employment services for their 20,000 employees, led executive recruitment, and played a key role in the transformation of her functional area.

Her early experience includes consulting for the Haas Berkeley Executive MBA Program, human relations and public speaking training for Dale Carnegie, serving as a career coach for a national outplacement firm, and teaching conflict resolution and team dynamics as an adjunct faculty member.

Rachel is a life-long learner. She has an MA in Psychology from JFK University and a BS in Psychology from Vassar College.  She also graduated from Columbia University’s Advanced Executive Coaching Certification Program at the highest level awarded.  She’s qualified to administer a broad range of assessment tools including the Hogan Lead Series, the Leadership Versatility Index (LVI), the Myers Briggs (MBTI), the Coaching Mindset Index (CMI), and the Neethling Brain Inventory (NBI) suite of assessments.