Exponential Leadership – THE must-have Playbook from XCHANGE for leading, teaching and convening any group
Exponential Leadership – THE must-have Playbook from XCHANGE for leading, teaching and convening any group
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Executive, Leadership and Team Coach & Facilitator
Founder and Principal at Germanos Leadership, LLC, I am an executive leadership and team coach who provides business leaders and their teams with a uniquely valuable perspective as I combines 25+ years of versatile, international business and leadership experience with executive coaching and facilitation skills. My clients include senior leaders at Google, Microsoft, Ericsson, Alaska Airlines, Swedish Hospital, Cedars Sinai and Providence Health and Services, in addition to startup CEOs and VPs in mid-size companies.
I am passionate about people and possibilities. As an executive coach, I believe that each of my clients is unique and thus, I provide a customized and personalized approach that enables leaders to self-realize and formulate their own solutions.
As a systemic team coach practitioner, I partner with intact leadership teams to help them develop into high-value creation teams for the benefit of each of their stakeholders.
I was born in Lebanon, and I am a French national. I speak 4 languages. Over the years, through living on 3 continents and working globally, I have developed an extensive experience with multiculturalism that I love to put at the service of my clients.
I am an IPEC certified professional coach (CPC) and an ICF Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with over 1800 hours of executive coaching I am also an EMCC accredited Team Coach practitioner & a GTCI systemic team coach practitioner,
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Micheline Germanos
Exponential Leadership – THE must-have Playbook from XCHANGE for leading, teaching and convening any group
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