Practice Growth for Executive Coaches & Advisors
For practices where the client work is excellent and the business behind it was never built to match.
Best for executive coaches and advisors ready to grow beyond what they can personally carry.
Practice Growth runs in three ways. Most engagements design the infrastructure and hand it back: workflows, delivery systems, and a plan for capacity. Some practices want the infrastructure run for them, and engage Gale on an ongoing basis. And coaches about to put a significant proposal in front of an institutional buyer can engage her to review it first.
An ongoing practice operations engagement
Gale runs the business behind the practice: client onboarding and delivery logistics, scheduling and correspondence, proposals and follow-through, with the discretion a coach's client relationships require. The coach keeps the client work; the practice stops depending on their memory to hold together.
Best for coaches and advisors who want the practice managed, not just designed.
Several of the firm's longest partnerships are run this way.
Strategic proposal review
Two decades of work within executive coaching practices have given Gale a practical understanding of what goes into a well-developed proposal for an institutional buyer. This review brings that experience to one opportunity, helping you assess how clearly your proposal connects the buyer's needs with your proposed approach, scope, and value.
Gale reviews your draft alongside the opportunity brief and any available buyer requirements. You receive a marked-up proposal identifying what is strong, what needs clarification, and where the case for your work could be more compelling.
Best for coaches and advisors preparing a significant proposal for a health system, university, or corporate leadership development team.