For the individual manager · 01

Business & Executive Coaching

For leaders at a critical inflection point who need someone to work with them with method — not generic good advice.

Eleonora Pizzutti speaking at a corporate event
ACC International
Coaching Federation
When it makes sense

The critical transitions
where coaching delivers

Individual coaching is not therapy, not mentoring, not training. It's focused work on a specific objective, with a structured method and a defined time horizon.

01

First management
role

The most underestimated transition in organisations. You stop being "the best on the team" and have to start getting others to perform. The skills that brought you here are no longer enough — and nobody tells you that explicitly.

02

Executive
Coaching

For senior managers and directors navigating growing complexity: larger teams, more demanding stakeholders, decisions with broader impact. We work on leadership, communication, energy management and decision quality.

03

Executive
Team Coaching

Specialisation for senior leadership levels: top teams and C-suite. When the challenge isn't only individual but concerns how the leadership team makes decisions, manages conflict and shows up to the rest of the organisation.

04

Career
transitions

Changing company, sector or role. Moments when the previous map no longer works and you need to build a new one — with clarity on priorities, strengths and the kind of impact you want to create.

05

Growth
plateau

Strong technical performance but difficulty making the leap. Recognised as an expert but not as a leader. Overloaded with work and unable to delegate. Patterns that repeat despite self-awareness.

06

High Potential
development

For managers identified as HiPos whom the organisation wants to retain and develop. Structured programmes with shared objectives between coach, coachee and HR — within individual confidentiality.

The process

How it works
in practice

No two sessions are identical, but the structure is always the same. Clarity from the start, flexibility in the middle, measurability at the end.

  • 01

    Discovery call (30 min, free)

    To check fit. We explore the context, objective and expectations. If I'm not the right person, I'll say so straight away.

  • 02

    Objective framing

    First session dedicated to defining precisely what "successful" means for this engagement. HR included if the programme is company-sponsored.

  • 03

    Working sessions (6–12 sessions)

    60–90 minute sessions, bi-weekly or monthly. Each session has a defined focus. Between sessions: concrete experimentation in the real work context, not just reflection.

  • 04

    Review and close

    Final assessment session. We measure change against the starting point. The coachee leaves with concrete tools, not just insights.

How I measure impact

Without measurement,
it's just intuition.

Every programme includes structured tools that track change over time and provide concrete evidence.

Not to prove the work was done, but to see whether something actually changed — in behaviours, not just perceptions.

Self-Assessment
Perceived evolution

Administered at the start and end of the engagement. Measures evolution on key competencies with a before/after numerical comparison.

Behavioural checklist
Actions taken

Tracks behaviours concretely put into practice — not what people think they're doing, but what they report having actually tried.

Final report
For HR and sponsor

Integrates all data: competency evolution, behaviours practised, observed impacts. Always within individual confidentiality.

Tripartite closing session
Coach · Coachee · Sponsor

Final three-way session: coach, coachee and sponsor (HR or direct manager) review results together, validate observed changes and define next steps.

Explore also

Other ways to
work together

Team & Group Coaching → Master Training → Real cases →

Want to find out if I can
be useful to you?

A 30-minute call. No commitment.
If I'm not the right person, I'll say so straight away.

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