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HIP Signature Services
Leadership Coaching

HIP provides leadership coaching to managers and board members looking to grow personally and professionally. Our coaching services are client-centric, addressing the specific needs of each individual we work with. For some, this might include being a sounding board for ideas; for others, it might revolve around helping them find better ways to communicate with
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Practicing Conversational Intelligence to have more confident and effective conversations
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Gain Leadership Confidence to build upon personal strengths, address challenging areas, and create opportunities for open, transparent conversations that build trust.
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Enhance Board Management Skills by coaching the Board Chair or Vice Chair to run an effective meeting, manage difficult conversations, and confidently lead board discussions.
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Equip Leaders with Tools and Techniques to run effective performance-based team meetings focusing on strategic action, accountability, performance, and driving the desired results.
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Act as a sounding board for the Board and Management team to assist them in working through ideas, analyzing challenging situations, and entering conversations with positive intent and tools to help them succeed.
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Guide the Development of the Annual Operations Plan by working one-on-one with the Executive Director/CEO to walk them through translating strategic goals and objectives into tangible and clear actions with key performance indicators (KPIs), assign responsibilities, and deadlines.
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Coach leadership on interpersonal interactions to build a person-centred learning culture that engages staff, builds capacity and strengthens organizational resiliency.
Top 5 HIP blog posts on Board Development
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Digging Deeper: Demystifying Non-Profit Board Responsibilities in Canada
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Navigating Non-Profit Boards: Unveiling the Dynamics of Working vs. Governance Board of Directors
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How to Foster Healthy Dynamics in Your Non-Profit Board of Directors
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Elevate Your Board of Directors: Craft A Capacity-Building Plan That Works
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