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Altaf Shaikh Faculty
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Amanda Berger Faculty
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Ana Polanco Faculty
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Anna Mathisen Faculty
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"As a relationship coach, my interest lies in working with people who are partners or friends and helping them discover the power within."
Bio > Altaf Shaikh
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"My work is informed by a deep commitment to social change, transparency and accountability. I have a special interest in criminal justice reform.”
Bio > Amanda Berger
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"I actively partner with each person to set aside the limits of our own experiences and discover the unknown.”
Bio > Ana Polanco
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“I enjoy being part of a community who shares my joy for coaching and human growth and helps me move into action to share the work with the world.”
Bio > Anna Mathisen
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Belma Gonzalez Faculty
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Chrissie Castro Faculty
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Damon Azali-Rojas Faculty
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Deb Howard Faculty |
"I love working with folks who are committed to creating a more equitable world—people who refuse to step over the misery they see in their community.
Bio > Belma Gonzalez
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"As a citizen of the Navajo Nation and a social justice consultant working toward equity for all peoples, I support the self-determination of American Indian/Alaska Native communities."
Bio > Chrissie Castro
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"We are experimenting with how culture, race, language, and spirituality, impact our coach training and world view. Attending to these nuances adds tones and textures."
Bio > Damon Azali-Rojas
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“I bring intercultural insight and a passion for social justice to my work as a change catalyst—helping leaders and their teams transform themselves and the world."
Bio > Deb Howard
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Demarra Gardener Faculty |
Dewey Schott Faculty |
Ernest Mark Faculty |
Guthrie Sayen Faculty |
“We are a company that works from the inside out. Everything we do is premised on reflection, action, and inclusion. It doesn’t get much better than that.”
Bio > Demarra Gardener
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"I love the transformational questions we are asking about how to grow the LTW and the field of coaching to be more inclusive and socially relevant."
Bio > Dewey Schott
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“I bring a lot of heart and authenticity to my work. It's not just what I do but who I am. I love doing this work.”
Bio > Ernest Mark
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“When clients and coaches-in-training come into loving relationship with rejected parts of themselves, both they and I are changed.”
Bio > Guthrie Sayen
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Jagruti Gala Faculty |
Johnny Manzon-Santos Faculty |
Kathleen Moore Faculty |
Kathy Grosso Faculty |
“LTW develops the being of the coach. It really points to what we can do, and how we must be to hold the container of deep transformation for others.”
Bio > Jagruti Gala
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“Our commitment is to expand the notion of who gets to coach and be coached. Increasingly, LTW is occupying the nexus of coaching, social justice, and spirituality.”
Bio > Johnny Manzon-Santos
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“Coaching has given me the tools to partner with families and others in a more collaborative way as we work to provide a meaningful education to every child.”
Bio > Kathleen Moore
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“Coaching skills give people what they need to move from theory to application.”
Bio > Kathy Grosso
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Kena Acuna Faculty |
Kim Fowler Faculty |
Leslie Avant-Brown Faculty |
Madhu Maron Faculty |
“I love being connected to an organization that is welcoming of all, and that genuinely cares about each person involved, be they students, staff, instructors, or assistants.”
Bio > Kena Acuna
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“Our clients receive quality training with a lens on culture, power and privilege. This enhances their coaching, their work in organizations and their personal lives.”
Bio > Kim Fowler
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“I blend various modalities to create a fun, interactive and outcome driven environment. Everyone is able to laugh, learn, make mistakes and step into action.”
Bio > Leslie Brown
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“Leadership that Works teaches from the inside out by focusing on taking coaching skills out in the world in each person’s unique way.”
Bio > Madhu Maron
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Martha Lasley Faculty |
Mary Kuentz Faculty |
Michael Brazzel Faculty |
Michael Wise Faculty |
“My vision is to develop transformational coaches and facilitators all over the world so that social change organizations can flourish.”
Bio > Martha Lasley
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"It gives me tremendous joy to work with those who have the courage to tackle the daunting challenges of our world today.”
Bio > Mary Kuentz
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“Being a coach gives me the opportunity to partner with others to be more fully who we are and what we stand for and to create a more loving and socially-just world.”
Bio > Michael Brazzel
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“I had been doing a basic version of coaching in my work long before I had the language to call it that. When I first heard about coaching, something fell into deep alignment for me, and I knew I needed to become a certified coach.”
Bio > Michael Wise
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Pernille Plantener Faculty |
Rashmi Dixit Faculty |
Rebecca Aced-Molina Faculty |
Richard Michaels Faculty |
“We are finding new ways of working together, developing businesses and communities to create a sustainable culture of respect.”
Bio > Pernille Plantener
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"I was shocked to find huge mountains of plastic waste when I was auditing a vendor plant, and when I asked what would be done with it, I was told the vendor would buy land and fill it with plastic. ”
Bio > Rashmi Dixit
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"I draw on research, literature and science, as much as I engage the right brain through creative, metaphorical and body work,to deepen understanding.”
Bio > Rebecca Aced-Molina
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“We combine heart, mind, and cultural awareness to create strong communities of learners. People draw inspiration from one another during and after the programs.”
Bio > Richard Michaels
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Sharon Brown Faculty |
Shruti Sonthalia Faculty
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Sonali Kelkar Faculty |
Steven Filante Faculty |
“My quiet warmth combined with my fierceness calls people to stand firmly in the beauty of their authentic selves."
Bio > Sharon Brown
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“Awakening to the sacred in the ordinary is my path, be it in business, finance or the body. I’m inspired by a vision of creating sacred heart-connected spaces in the workplace.”
Bio > Shruti Sonthalia
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“My quest to discover more of myself, and a desire to have deeper relationships with my loved ones, is what brought me to coaching.”
Bio > Sonali Kelkar
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“I teach to help every student find their unique way to bring coaching skills to the world.”
Bio > Steven Filante
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Vikram Bhatt Faculty |
Virginia Kellogg Faculty |
Wasundhara Joshi Faculty |
Wendy Rodriguez Faculty |
”Life is my greatest teacher; everything that I offer or practice – I wish to experience it first and live it authentically. My work is my Ibaadat (act of worship).”
Bio > Vikram Bhatt
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“I see the need for people to get in touch with what they uniquely have to offer and then to have support to offer it in service of the world.”
Bio > Virginia Kellogg
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“My work allows me to make a difference in my own small way. Coaching for Transformation is not just making coaches, but is also making a better world.”
Bio > Wasundhara Joshi
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“I love to help people and always knew I wanted to work with people in a healing capacity.”
Bio > Wendy Rodriguez
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