SeattleCoach! "Connection. Curiosity. Challenge."
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The SeattleCoach Network is made up of the smart and attractive men and women who have completed--or soon will--their foundational coach-specific training with us. Each one has stepped up big time and taken the risks required to get really good at this work. Each one is part of the story. Their contributions are significant both in our professional learning community and beyond.
Some continue to work inside great companies and organizations as HR professionals and business partners or as better bosses. Some have begun entrepreneurial coaching practices: As executive, leadership, team, personal-development and wellness coaches.
Life is short, and these people remind me that I get to fill a huge chunk of mine doing something I feel passionately about. They've made me a better coach and a better person, and I admire each of them immensely.
Some continue to work inside great companies and organizations as HR professionals and business partners or as better bosses. Some have begun entrepreneurial coaching practices: As executive, leadership, team, personal-development and wellness coaches.
Life is short, and these people remind me that I get to fill a huge chunk of mine doing something I feel passionately about. They've made me a better coach and a better person, and I admire each of them immensely.
Coaches with an asterisk ( * ) next to their name have been awarded certification by the International Coach Federation.
At SeattleCoach "certified" reflects competence and expertise, and it is deeply earned.
In addition, each of our graduates earns the designation of "SeattleCoach Certified." When you see the logo below next to the name of one of our coaches, it stands for a lot. Click on the logo to review what each of these people has accomplished.
At SeattleCoach "certified" reflects competence and expertise, and it is deeply earned.
In addition, each of our graduates earns the designation of "SeattleCoach Certified." When you see the logo below next to the name of one of our coaches, it stands for a lot. Click on the logo to review what each of these people has accomplished.
Our most recent Cohorts are up first.
Keep scrolling to see the first thirty-two.
2021 #39
(top row) Shawn Andrews, Renee Stueckle, Doug Wood, Angie Pechal
(middle row) Kristine Lombardozzi, Emma Close, Jennifer Dutilly, Sophia Bianchi
(bottom row) Kari Johnson, Jennifer Teeler
(middle row) Kristine Lombardozzi, Emma Close, Jennifer Dutilly, Sophia Bianchi
(bottom row) Kari Johnson, Jennifer Teeler
2021: Coaching for Leaders #5 at Microsoft
2021 #38
(top row) David Watt, Bill Reed (coaching leaders, professional/career transitions, & facilitatation) Leslie Walters
(middle row) Kathy Hashhagen, Mike Goldstein, Hilary Lyons
(bottom row) Laurie Bull, Matea Osojnik, Elif Lee
(middle row) Kathy Hashhagen, Mike Goldstein, Hilary Lyons
(bottom row) Laurie Bull, Matea Osojnik, Elif Lee
2020 #37
(top row) Rachel Zolotarsky, Shelley Prosise, John Sanders
(middle row) Emily Vetterick, ACC, Kim Hart, Elle Starr
(bottom row) Yulia Obelcz, Wendy Naiman
(middle row) Emily Vetterick, ACC, Kim Hart, Elle Starr
(bottom row) Yulia Obelcz, Wendy Naiman
2020 #36
2020: Coaching for Leaders at Vulcan
2020: Coaching for Leaders #4 at Microsoft
2019-2020 #35Amber Bills
Adina Gillett, ACC * Liv Freeby Paula Rowland Todd King, ACC * Skye Brothers, ACC * Vanessa Mousavizadeh, ACC |
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2019: CFL3 at Microsoft
The third Coaching for Leaders Cohort at Microsoft. Click on the photo to hear our wrap-up at the end of Day 2
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2018: CFL2 at Microsoft
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2017-2018: CFL1 at Microsoft
The First Thirty-Two Cohorts . . .
2008 #1-2
Dean Strong, ACC * Johanna Jackman, ACC * Tom Patterson, ACC *
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2009 #3
Deanna Richards Karen Ball, ACC * Jane Gregg Kim Stern |
2010 #4
Gayna Williams
Linda Guerrette Amy Brown |
2010 #5-6
Holly Barbacovi Ana White, ACC * Priya Priyadarshini Steve Ciccarelli |
2011 #7
Amanda Mogg Emily Carmichael
Nancy Carlson |
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2011 #9
Astha Parmar Denise Kelly-Ballweber
Alicia Klumpp Annie Ricci, PCC * Mary Pandiani, ACC * |
2012 #10
Anne Bassing Ashley Dahl Tiffany Dedeaux, ACC * Betsy Hasegawa Stephanie Yeager |
2012 #11
Janet Williams Hepler, PCC *
Bethany Jensen Anne Bassing |
2013 #12
Lori White Jennifer Winick, ACC * Nora Tabler, ACC *
Molly Von Mitschke Collande
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2013 #13
Elyse Nakajima, ACC *
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2014 #14
Marcella Fleming Reed Christine Haskell Sarah Kuerner, ACC *
Maria Ramirez, ACC *
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2014 #15
Gretchen Remmers, PCC *
Sherry Carman Burns Bev Falgione, ACC * Ben Martin |
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2015-2016 #19
Kay Sterner, ACC *
Fran Mason Jill Heron Lori Kimmerly Debbie McIntyre Sue Selman Mark Steelquist |
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2016-17 Cohort #22
The first full-credentialing Microsoft Cohort (They changed the world) |
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2016-2017 Cohort #25
The second "Community Partnerships of Idaho" Cohort
aka "SeattleCoach East" Click here to read more about these great coaches in Boise |
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2018 #28Phoebe Anderson
Chris Cancialosi, ACC * Molly Huber, ACC * Jeanne Yu, ACC * Phyllis Turner-Brim Peyina Lin-Roberts, ACC * Joe Anderson Peter Berry |
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2018-2019 #31 |
2018-2019 #32Indresen Pillay
Caroline McGrath, ACC * Carlos Pellegrini, ACC * Dawn Sanders, ACC * Emmy Gladney Vallejos Gina Montefusco, ACC * Jeff Snell
Janneke Van Den Berkmortel, PCC * |
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These are our values and practices. Each one is baked into the way we select and develop each SeattleCoach:
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The SeattleCoach Spotify Playlist (a collaboration)
Through the years, SeattleCoaches have contributed the songs that inspire all of us as we grow in this craft--and as we challenge and support our colleagues and clients. Thanks to everyone in The Network for building the ever-expanding SeattleCoach Sound Track.
Click on the Spotify logo and click follow.
