1:1 Executive Coaching

Who is this for?

The leaders I work with aren't trying to figure out leadership. They're already doing it, often at significant scale, and they're working through something that doesn't fit the playbook that got them here.

That might look like:

  • A significant transformation, restructure or scale change

  • A board, Senior Leadership or governance shift that's changed the political terrain

  • A succession decision, exit, or scope change you can't quite see clearly

  • A transition in your own circumstance or role that needs handling with care

  • A personal reckoning, the quiet sense that the next move isn't the obvious one, or that the ladder isn't against the wall you thought it was

  • Performance that's working externally and costing internally, and you're done pretending otherwise

If at least one of these lands for you, the next step is a conversation.

Investment

1:1 engagements are priced per engagement, not per session. I'll share specifics on the intro call once I understand the scope and fit.

The investment is meaningful. It's intentionally that way. The leaders who get the most from this work are the ones who treat it as seriously as they treat any other strategic decision.

A private engagement for senior leaders working through something that matters.

How the work runs

A 1:1 engagement is structured rather than formulaic. The “container” is consistent. and what we work on is specific to you.

Diagnostic and direction. We start by mapping the terrain: where you are, what's in front of you, what's actually getting in the way as opposed to what looks like it is. The output is a working agreement; what we're optimising for, what we'll measure, where I'll push.

Bi-weekly sessions. 90-minute private sessions every two weeks. No curriculum. The agenda is whatever is most consequential in front of you, plus the threads that run underneath it.

Direct access between sessions. Voice notes, messages, the occasional call when something is in motion. Not unlimited, but real. The moments that matter rarely happen on schedule.

Six-month engagement. Long enough for the work to actually land. Short enough to stay sharp and accountable. Some clients extend. Some don't need to.

Quarterly review. A structured checkpoint against the working agreement. What's shifted, what hasn't, where we recalibrate.

What happens next

The next step is a 30-minute private intro call. No charge, no pitch.

We use it to talk about what you're working on, what you've tried, and whether what I do is the right fit. If it is, I'll send a proposal. If it isn't, I'll tell you, and where I can, I'll point you to someone who is.

Capacity is limited to a small number of active clients. If the fit and the timing are both right, we'll find a way to start.

  • Absolute. Non-negotiable for the kind of work senior leaders need to be able to bring into the room.

  • Both. Most sessions run virtually. Some clients build in periodic in-person work, including retreat days. We'll work out what fits.

  • The intro call is designed to find out. If it isn't, I'll say so, and where I can I'll point you to a coach who is.

Apply for a private intro call

Just drop me a message here and I’ll be in touch. If we think there’s an opportunity to work together, the first step is for us to book an introductory call; if it feels like a good fit, we can setup our first session.

Please note that for 1:1 private clients, I offer a full refund guarantee: if you’re not convinced at the benefits of working together after the first session, I’ll refund all of your money.

I will ask for feedback so that I can continue to improve the quality of my services, but you’re under no obligation to provide it.

Portrait of a executive coach Greg Chambers. Beard and long hair, wearing a light blue button-down shirt against a grey background smiling and looking to the side.