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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2021 · 52 MIN

Mel Interviews Janet M. Harvey

from #100MasterCoaches with Mel Leow, MCC · host Janet M. Harvey, Mel Leow

Welcome to the 30th Episode of the #100MasterCoaches Show. In this episode, Mel interviews Janet M. Harvey from Seattle, Washington. An early adopter for creating a coach-centered workplace, Janet has worked with global organizations and teams of leaders to establish a generative, resilient, and high-performance culture through a coaching approach. As the CEO of inviteCHANGE – a success-culture building coaching organization, she has coached and trained leaders at Fortune 500 companies, across 6 continents, for nearly 25 years. Janet has experienced that the secret to having your biggest breakthrough is reconnecting with your authentic self. Janet is an ICF Global Past President, Certified Mentor Coach, and Accredited Coaching Supervisor. She is also the Best-Selling Author of the book Invite Change - Lessons from 2020, The Year of No Return. Built upon 18 years as a corporate officer for Charles Schwab and General Mills, Janet is an igniter, initiator and compassionate champion for conscious generative living for individuals, teams and organizations. Be a Master Certified Coach like Janet, by starting your journey here at Catalyst Coach www.catalystcoach.live

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