Eric Lee
Business coach for design and construction owners in Vancouver
| Hourly rate range | $100 to $225 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Scaling and growthOperations and systemsStartups and foundersTrades and home servicesLeadership and team buildingCEO and founder coachingMindset and habitsGoal setting and accountability |
| Works with | Founders and business owners and Creatives |
| Also coaches | Executive coach and Life coach |
| Based in | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
| Practice | Starfish Coaching |
Eric Lee is a business coach in Vancouver who helps designers, builders and contractors grow their companies. He is a building and interior designer and the CEO and Design Director of VictorEric Group. He grew that company from one employee to a team of 55 and has founded 8 companies. He also coaches on mindset and accountability. His clients are creative owners who want systems that let the business run without them.
What Eric helps with
Eric helps creative business owners who feel stuck in the daily grind. He works on growth, systems and profit so owners can spend more time on the work they love.
- Building systems so the business runs without the owner
- Streamlining operations and workflows
- Scaling without losing creative focus
- Improving project management in construction firms
- Balancing design work with management tasks
- Improving client relationships and retention
- Changing limiting beliefs that block goals
- Defining company mission, vision and values
Who Eric works with
Eric works with business owners in the design and construction industries. This includes interior designers, contractors, tradespeople, builders and architects. His clients range from startups to established companies. Many are creative people who juggle design, management and finances and want clearer systems.
How Eric works
Eric starts with a free 30 minute consultation to talk through challenges and goals. He then builds a tailored strategic plan, a roadmap with clear next steps. Clients get regular check-ins to track progress and stay accountable. He also offers a business health assessment and an 8-module training program on building self-sustaining systems. Group coaching is available for peer support.
Background and qualifications
Eric is a self-taught designer who designed his first home at 18. He is a building and interior designer and project manager. He is CEO and Design Director of VictorEric Group, an award-winning brand he built from a single employee to a team of 55. He has founded 8 companies in total, and 4 are still under his guidance. He has spent 20 years studying personal-effectiveness methods for changing limiting mindsets. Clients describe him as an owner of several successful businesses.
Eric Lee pricing
Programs and services
- Custom Tailor one-on-one coaching
- Self Sustaining Business Training, an 8-module program
- Goals Lab Accountability Coaching
- Business health assessment
- Group coaching programs
- Part-time CEO services
Eric Lee reviews
The CoachVouch take
He is a working designer and CEO who built a 55-person design company and now coaches design and construction owners.
Best for interior designers, contractors and other creative owners in design and construction who want systems that let the business run on its own.
Common questions
How much does Eric Lee charge?
Coaching with Eric runs $100 to $225 an hour. Message Eric from this page for an exact quote.
What does Eric Lee help with?
Eric Lee helps with building systems so the business runs without the owner, streamlining operations and workflows, scaling without losing creative focus and improving project management in construction firms.
Does Eric Lee coach people outside design and construction?
His focus is design and construction business owners, including interior designers, contractors and tradespeople. He also coaches on mindset and accountability.
What happens after the free consultation with Eric?
He gives a tailored roadmap with clear steps for the business. Then he works with the client through regular check-ins to track progress and stay accountable.
How do I contact Eric Lee?
Send Eric a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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