Books To The Boardroom · 2022-03-10 · 1h 8m
Who needs a coach? What does executive coaching look like? How does it work, and does it work for all? These are just a few questions Rob Balmer , Executive Coach and CEO of Executive Central answers on today’s episode of Books to the Boardroom. Rob shares his experience of his first introduction to executive coaching and how it ultimately transformed his performance as a leader. We hear about how a performance review became his "wake up call" and his appreciation for constructive feedback. You won't want to miss the story about how joining the band, Jungle Studs, helped him grow professionally and personally. This episode was co-hosted by Sumith Dissanayake and Jack Ferguson. Thanks for tuning in to Books to the Boardroom ! If you enjoyed today's episode, take your leadership journey further: Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts Never miss an episode -
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