Grant Ingle
Executive and leadership coach in Northampton, Massachusetts
| Hourly rate range | $140 to $235 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Executives and Managers |
| Based in | Northampton, Massachusetts, United States |
| Credentials | BA; MS; PhD; Organizational Psychologist |
Grant Ingle is an executive, leadership and team coach in Northampton, Massachusetts. He works with people in leadership roles who know what they want to achieve but are unsure how to get there. He is an organizational psychologist with over 40 years of experience leading change efforts and consulting. He has worked with private, public and non-profit organizations. He focuses on clients in New England and New York.
What Grant helps with
Grant helps leaders who know what changes they want but are unclear on the steps to take. He also coaches teams that lead large change projects.
- Turning a clear goal into concrete next steps
- Staying accountable for follow-through on changes
- Leading large scale change projects with a team
- Working through conflict with a board chair
- Gaining new views on options at work
- Building confidence in your own leadership
Who Grant works with
Grant works with people in leadership positions. His clients know what they want to accomplish but are less sure how to proceed. He also coaches teams that lead large scale change projects. He focuses on clients in New England and New York State. His past clients include a university director and a nonprofit executive director.
How Grant works
Grant meets with clients in regular conversations, usually every other week. The sessions give leaders a confidential place to talk through changes they are considering. Together they sharpen the steps needed to move forward. They also build a way to stay accountable for follow-through. Grant believes most leaders already have the ability to find the best next step. His coaching helps them use it. He also believes change works best with an outside view.
Background and qualifications
Grant Ingle holds a BA, an MS and a PhD, and is an organizational psychologist. He has more than 40 years of experience leading organizational change efforts. He has worked as a management consultant and as a coach to executives and other leaders. He has served as both an internal and an external consultant. His clients have come from private, public and non-profit organizations. He has also hired outside advisors for his own change projects, and has served as an outside advisor to others.
Grant Ingle pricing
Programs and services
- One-on-one executive coaching
- Team coaching for change projects
- Free one hour initial consultation
Grant Ingle reviews
The CoachVouch take
An organizational psychologist with over 40 years of experience leading organizational change, who has also hired outside advisors for his own projects.
Best for leaders in New England or New York who know their goals and need a clear path and accountability.
Common questions
How much does Grant Ingle charge?
Coaching with Grant runs $140 to $235 an hour. Message Grant from this page for an exact quote.
What does Grant Ingle help with?
Grant Ingle helps with turning a clear goal into concrete next steps, staying accountable for follow-through on changes, leading large scale change projects with a team and working through conflict with a board chair.
Is Grant Ingle certified?
Grant Ingle lists: BA; MS; PhD; Organizational Psychologist.
Does Grant Ingle coach teams as well as individuals?
Yes. He coaches teams that lead large scale change projects. He also coaches individual leaders.
Where does Grant Ingle focus his coaching?
He focuses on clients in New England and New York State. He is based in Northampton, Massachusetts.
How do I contact Grant Ingle?
Send Grant a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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