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Amy Jackson, Executive Coach at Nurturing Confidence joins Enterprise Radio. Amy works with professionals who are moving from roles that value their expertise into leadership positions.
Listen to interview with host Eric Dye & guest Amy Jackson discuss the following:
- Why Executive Coaching for professionals before they are Executives?
- What challenges do professionals face as they move in to leadership positions?
- What can professionals do to be more confident in their new leadership roles?
- How can emerging leaders get their voices heard more in the workplace?
- How can professionals tackle difficult conversations more effectively as leaders?
Tip: Start developing reflective practise as early as possible in your leadership pathway – working with a colleague or a coach to observe and review your leadership performance using a case-study style approach on yourself so you can bring a professional approach to developing this skill set.
With over 20 years experience working in voluntary, public and private sectors, Amy Jackson, B.Psych, ACC, has worked in a wide range of roles – sales, service delivery, team performance and behaviour management, organisational management, running major projects and advising senior managers and politicians. Amy has been running her own business, Nurturing Confidence, since 2007 – successfully helping people to gain more confidence and manage themselves more effectively.
Amy works with professionals who are transitioning in to leadership roles, or supporting top level leaders. She supports clients to develop their communication, strategic thinking, and self-management skills, with a particular focus on building confidence to speak up and be heard in the workplace. Amy works across industries and sectors, with private clients, small businesses and large organisations. Amy has logged 300+ hours of coaching (both 1:1 and small groups), and facilitated over 700 hours of interpersonal skills development experiences – predominantly focused on tackling overwhelm, thinking strategically, building confidence, public speaking and skills for working in changing or political environments. She regularly speaks on leadership, particularly in relation to stepping up to challenging conversations, working in complexity, and confidently expressing ourselves in the workplace.
A Bachelor of Psychology, (Hons I) [USyd], specialising in learning theory and developmental psychology, Amy has completed an Accredited Coach Training Programme with the Neuroleadership Group, is an Associate Certified Coach with the International Coach Federation and an Associate Fellow of the Australian Institute of Executive Coaches.
Website: www.amyjackson.net
