Amelia Noël
Executive coach for women moving into senior leadership
| Hourly rate range | $160 to $275 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Executive presence and communicationLeadership developmentWomen in leadershipBurnout and resilienceTransitions and new rolesConfidence and self-esteemStress and overwhelmWork-life balance |
| Works with | Women and Executives |
| Also coaches | Life coach |
| Credentials | Master Certified Executive Coach; Ivy League MBA |
| Practice | Amelia Noel Coaching |
Amelia Noël is an executive coach who helps women rise into senior leadership and do well once they are there. She spent more than a decade as an investment banker and global consultant before she started coaching. She built her own method, The Executive Edge, which has 3 stages. She works one-on-one, in small groups and with company teams. Her focus is self-trust, authenticity and strategic influence.
What Amelia helps with
Amelia works with women who have built strong careers by overpreparing, overworking and carrying too much. She helps them trust their own judgment and lead at a higher level without burning out.
- Trusting your own judgment without needing everyone to agree
- Overpreparing and overexplaining in big meetings
- Speaking up and being visible in senior rooms
- Letting your team own the work
- Saying no to things that are not the best use of your time
- Overwork and feeling overwhelmed by your inbox
- Moving into a senior leadership role
Who Amelia works with
Amelia coaches high-performing women in corporate careers who want to move into senior leadership or do better in a senior role. Her clients have included an associate director in pharmaceuticals, a senior director in consulting and a CFO. They often rely on overwork to prove their value.
How Amelia works
Amelia uses The Executive Edge, her own 3-stage method. It helps women let go of the habits that make them prove, execute and carry everything themselves. The goal is not to become a different person. Clients choose from private one-on-one coaching, a small-group program called The Executive Edge Accelerator, or corporate coaching with workshops. She offers a free 30-minute strategy consult to find the main pattern holding a client back.
Background and qualifications
Amelia Noël is a Master Certified Executive Coach with an Ivy League MBA. Before coaching, she spent more than a decade in investment banking and global consulting. She worked in high-pressure corporate settings with tight deadlines and high standards. She knows the habits that come with that path, such as overpreparing, saying yes too often and carrying work alone. She now uses that experience to coach women in corporate careers. She created The Executive Edge method.
Amelia Noël pricing
Programs and services
- Private one-on-one executive coaching
- Small-group executive coaching (The Executive Edge Accelerator)
- Corporate leadership development with coaching and workshops
- Free 30-minute leadership strategy consult
Amelia Noël reviews
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A former investment banker and global consultant who built her own 3-stage method for women moving into senior leadership.
Best for women in corporate careers who work hard, overprepare and want to lead at a senior level with more self-trust.
Common questions
How much does Amelia Noël charge?
Coaching with Amelia runs $160 to $275 an hour. Message Amelia from this page for an exact quote.
What does Amelia Noël help with?
Amelia Noël helps with trusting your own judgment without needing everyone to agree, overpreparing and overexplaining in big meetings, speaking up and being visible in senior rooms and letting your team own the work.
Is Amelia Noël certified?
Amelia Noël lists: Master Certified Executive Coach; Ivy League MBA.
Does Amelia Noël coach groups or companies?
Yes. She runs a small-group program called The Executive Edge Accelerator. She also offers corporate executive coaching and workshops for organizations and women's groups.
What is The Executive Edge?
It is Amelia's 3-stage method for women in leadership. It helps them let go of habits that make them prove, execute and carry everything themselves.
How do I contact Amelia Noël?
Send Amelia a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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