[BTS] Insights from 3+ Years in the Game

​One of the best ways to learn how to build a coaching biz is to hear from those that are further down the road.

​For this fireside chat, we've invited Brian Duggan, Cindy Gross, and Flora Devlin to share their honest experiences with us.

​We'll pull back the curtain on their coaching business journeys and will talk about: their biggest learnings, best practices, mistakes, their business growth trajectories, and anything else that comes up.

​Audience questions and perspective sharing highly encouraged :)

​About our guest speakers:

• ​Brian Duggan: executive OD coach working with executive teams, 15 years coaching, 1+ year in the business.

  • ​other fun facts:

    • ​when I got my first certification, I lucked into a full time role with a boutique coaching and consulting firm in NYC - was there for about 7 years and got lots of learning by working alongside PhD psychologists (bit of a grad program by fire).

    • ​I just got finished with a 15 month gestalt OD training program.

    • ​I'm a big foodie, I'm queer, and I'm a huge nerd.

• ​Cindy Gross: equitable leadership coach, 4 years coaching, 3 years in the business.

  • ​other fun facts:

    • ​Lenape (Delaware), Cherokee, and white woman. Atheist, introvert, over 55. Ex-techie. Ex-Microsoft.

    • ​Advocate for human rights - women, reproductive, LGBTQIA+, racialized people.

    • ​My orange cats - Zeke and Goose the Flerkens - exemplify self-care and the importance of asking for what they need.

    • ​I raced dirt bikes for 10 years - I mostly rode a Honda four stroke.

• ​Flora Devlin: coach to product founders and executives, 4 years coaching, 3 years in the business.

  • ​other fun facts:

    • ​My background is in product & data science at tech companies - Hootsuite, Intercom & Monzo.

    • ​I coach people all over the world, with a bit of a bias to London/UK based clients as I love meeting people in person during the coaching journey

    • ​I live on the edge of a national park and my happy place is being outdoors - whether it’s a small or a big adventure.