Jeff Sigel
Career and executive coach for job seekers and leaders
| Hourly rate range | $90 to $175 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Career changeJob searchInterview coachingPromotions and advancementNew managersLeadership developmentTeam performanceSalesMarketingLeadership and team buildingAgenciesCoaches and consultants |
| Works with | Professionals, Founders and business owners, Executives and Managers |
| Also coaches | Executive coach and Business coach |
| Practice | Jeff Sigel Leadership Development |
Jeff Sigel is a career and executive coach who helps professionals land job offers and helps leaders grow. He spent 20+ years in leadership roles at The Hershey Company, Ahold Delhaize, and Cracker Barrel, where he hired, developed, and promoted talent. In the past year he worked with more than 60 professionals on job searches, career pivots, and promotions. He puts a strong focus on networking. He also wrote a book for middle managers.
What Jeff helps with
Jeff helps professionals build the networking, positioning, and interview skills that lead to job offers. He also coaches leaders and business owners on their leadership skills.
- Building a networking strategy for a job search
- Positioning yourself in a competitive market
- Preparing for interviews
- Moving into a new industry
- Pursuing a promotion
- Restarting a job search after a setback
- Developing leadership skills as a manager or director
- Building accountability on marketing teams and agencies
Who Jeff works with
Jeff works with professionals who are job searching, changing careers, or aiming for a promotion. On the leadership side, his clients include business owners, senior leaders, and high potential managers and directors. He also works with marketing teams and agencies, and with individuals and teams at every level of an organization.
How Jeff works
Jeff keeps his career coaching practical and action-oriented. He puts a strong focus on networking, which he sees as the skill behind most successful job searches. For marketing teams and agencies, he combines group workshops with individual coaching. He assesses strengths, finds gaps, and builds a custom program that drives ownership, accountability, and a business-growth mindset.
Background and qualifications
Jeff spent 20+ years in leadership roles at The Hershey Company, Ahold Delhaize, and Cracker Barrel. He hired, developed, and promoted talent there. Since October 2023 he has run Jeff Sigel Leadership Development, which offers executive coaching, team programs, speaking, and workshops. He is also CEO of Twinning Edge, an agency that supports small businesses and startups with marketing and sales. He wrote The Middle Matters: A Toolkit for Middle Managers.
Jeff Sigel pricing
Programs and services
- One-on-one career coaching
- Executive and business coaching
- Group workshops for marketing teams and agencies
- Keynotes, training, and facilitation
Jeff Sigel reviews
Jeff Sigel has a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 39 reviews on Leland, as of September 2026.
The CoachVouch take
Jeff is a former corporate leader who hired and promoted talent for 20+ years and now coaches job seekers with a focus on networking.
Best for professionals who want a networking-driven job search or a career pivot, and for managers who want to build leadership skills.
Common questions
How much does Jeff Sigel charge?
Coaching with Jeff runs $90 to $175 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Jeff Sigel help with?
Jeff Sigel helps with building a networking strategy for a job search, positioning yourself in a competitive market, preparing for interviews and moving into a new industry.
Does Jeff Sigel have reviews?
Jeff Sigel has a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 39 reviews on Leland, as of September 2026.
Does Jeff Sigel coach teams as well as individuals?
Yes. He runs group workshops and individual coaching for marketing teams and agencies. He also offers keynotes, training, and facilitation.
What is Jeff Sigel's book about?
The Middle Matters: A Toolkit for Middle Managers looks at three roles of the middle manager: Doer, Leader, and Influencer.
How do I contact Jeff Sigel?
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