Cheryl Alston, A. Shonn Brown, and Christa Brown-Sanford


COACHING FEMALE EXECUTIVES

Coaching for Black female executives requires a unique approach that takes into account the specific challenges they face in the workplace. This can include gender bias, lack of representation in leadership positions, and balancing work and family responsibilities. Coaches must empower and support their clients to overcome these obstacles and develop the skills necessary to succeed in their careers. Strategies may include building confidence, networking, communication skills, and assertiveness training. Creating a safe and non-judgmental space for female executives to express their goals and concerns and tailor coaching methods to their individual needs is important.

Coaching for women of color executives and female entrepreneurs can involve several techniques, such as assessing their strengths and weaknesses, helping them set goals, and providing feedback on their performance. It's important to understand that female executives often face unique challenges, such as gender bias and work-life balance issues. As a coach, Joia believes it is essential to address these challenges and support them accordingly. Ultimately, the goal is to empower female executives to be confident and successful leaders in their organizations.