Executive Coaching
As Executive Coaches, we focus on building a professional relationship that develops leadership skills — the skills needed to drive change, manage complexity, build top performing teams, and maintain a strong personal foundation to thrive under the most challenging conditions.
Our Executive Coaching clients hold senior roles in their organizations and generally have P and L and team leadership responsibilities. Jager’s Executive Coaching utilizes the Gestalt methodology, which is completely client led and allows for coaching to be done in both personal and professional spheres of life. All of our Executive Coaches are GPCC, BCC and MCC certified through the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland and the International Coaching Federation.
The Importance of Following Up
Don't just Network, Engage! “There’s no denying that building a professional network is critical for successful business owners, and networking is a great way to establish new contacts and engage with and learn from others,” says Ed Stevens,Chairman and CEO of Stevens...
Silver Tsunami
-Of the USA's 15 million business owners, 9 million were born before 1964 -Baby Boomers are retiring at the rate of 10,000 per day -Every 57 seconds a business owner is reaching the age of 65 -Since 2011 (when the first Boomers turned 65) retirement has the single...
Strategy Review
The Importance of a Strategy Review It’s the end of the first quarter. As a football coach, would you skip a huddle with your team? Probably not. So, then why are you skipping a quarter-end huddle with your organizational team? Strategy reviews bring your team...
The Coming College Education Bubble
For years, the cultural rulebook clearly stated that middle-class meant owning your own home and that your children must go to college. Out of that consensus emerged a complex system of tax breaks and special lending deals designed to make sure that the number of...
The 3 Main Obstacles to Your Personal Growth and Development
As humans, our inherent nature is to be positive. We all tend to gravitate towards positivity rather than to negativity, but why do we seem to move to the negative side sometimes? Are negative thoughts really a part of us?? What are the obstacles that keep us from...
