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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2026 · 15 MIN

Making the Most of Your Coaching Relationship

from C-Suite Intelligence · host The Miles Group

Coaching has become part of the leadership operating model at the top of organizations. What used to be perceived as a corrective measure is recognized as an investment in leadership -- a disciplined way to strengthen individual decision-making, accountability, performance, and support overall leadership effectiveness.In this episode, host Robert Williams is joined by TMG Managing Directors Liz Kelly and Stephanie Loquvam to explore the benefits of professional coaching for senior leaders. Drawing on recent Stanford research co-authored by our CEO, Stephen Miles, they examine why coaching adoption has increased significantly in recent years and how to make coaching sessions most productive. The conversation focuses on approaching coaching with intention, preparing thoughtfully, setting clear priorities, and maintaining continuous engagement.In this episode, we discuss:●  Why coaching is critical for leaders●  How preparation and clear priorities drive more effective coaching relationships●  The role of accountability and vulnerability in leadership development●  Using data and feedback to strengthen coaching outcomes

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