Lumeatec / Executive Coaching
Pillar 01 - One-to-one

A reflective space for the people who carry the weight of the call.

For senior leaders navigating complexity, transition, and high-stakes decisions. The introspective tradition of executive coaching meets behavioural data - Birkman, KF4D, HBDI - and three decades inside the rooms where decisions actually get made.

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Three ways in

Where most engagements begin.

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One-to-one coaching

A confidential, structured partnership over 6-12 months. We expand perspective, sharpen judgement, and translate self-awareness into visible leadership behaviour.

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/ 02

Leadership transitions

New role, new scope, post-merger, or first-time C-suite. Targeted support through the first 100 days, when the cost of a misread is highest.

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Coaching the top team

Coaching the CODIR / executive committee as a unit - individual depth plus collective alignment, so the team decides faster and trusts harder.

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A mirror, not a manual.

Coaching here is not advice-giving. My role is to build the trust that lets a leader speak honestly, reflect what I see without flinching, and hold the space where the real question surfaces - usually not the one you walked in with.

Behavioural assessments (Birkman, KF4D, HBDI) give us shared, objective language for patterns that are otherwise invisible. From there, the work is disciplined: clear goals, real accountability, and change you can measure inside a quarter.

INSEAD Executive Education - Informed Practice
Birkman Certified - Behavioural Assessment
Frameworks - Jacques Cesbron
INSEAD-informed - Birkman certified
The impact was tangible - stronger alignment, faster decision-making, and a significant uplift in team performance.
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Mike Fitton
Vice President - Altera
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Your hardest decisions
deserve a thinking partner.

Thirty minutes, confidential, no commitment. We’ll find out whether coaching is the right instrument for the question in front of you.

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