Meg Robertson
Life and executive coach for individuals and non-profit leaders
| Hourly rate range | $80 to $140 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Life transitionsGoal setting and accountabilityRetirement and midlifeWork-life balanceLeadership developmentTransitions and new rolesTeam performanceLeadership and team building |
| Works with | Founders and business owners, Executives, Managers and Women |
| Also coaches | Executive coach and Business coach |
Meg Robertson is a life and executive coach who works with individuals, non-profit leaders and small to mid-sized businesses. She opened her coaching and consulting practice in 2016. Since then she has helped hundreds of people and dozens of non-profits. She offers one-on-one coaching, group sessions and retreats. She has also led sessions for boards and for women's getaway weekends. She is an Ironman finisher and a cancer survivor.
What Meg helps with
Meg helps people through big changes, such as a new role, retirement or a fresh start after a relationship change. She also helps leaders and organizations reach their next level.
- Starting over after a relationship change
- Letting go and moving into retirement
- Taking a business or non-profit to the next level
- Guiding an organization through major change
- Staying accountable to goals
- Reframing problems and exploring new options
- Growing personally and financially, and moving up at work
- Finding better balance in life
Who Meg works with
Meg works with individuals, including non-profit executive directors and other leaders. She also works with non-profit leadership teams and boards, and with small to mid-sized businesses. Her group coaching suits teams, and friends who want to grow together, such as at women's getaway weekends.
How Meg works
Meg coaches in several formats. She works one-on-one, and she also runs group coaching sessions, retreats and workshops. Her sessions focus on setting goals, creating outcomes and managing personal change. She holds clients accountable and helps them reframe problems and brainstorm options. She also takes on consulting projects for organizations, and has led vision board workshops.
Background and qualifications
Meg started her coaching and consulting business in 2016 to strengthen individuals and organizations. Over the years she has helped hundreds of people and dozens of non-profits. She has worked with non-profit leadership teams and boards, and with small to mid-sized businesses. She has led sessions in board rooms and at women's getaway weekends. She has also taught a work-life balance workshop for educators. She finished the Louisville Ironman in October 2019.
Meg Robertson pricing
Programs and services
- One-on-one life and executive coaching
- Group coaching sessions
- Retreats
- Workshops
- Vision board workshops
- Organizational consulting projects
Meg Robertson reviews
The CoachVouch take
She coaches both individuals and non-profit leadership teams, and also leads retreats and vision board workshops.
Best for non-profit and small business leaders, and individuals facing a major life or work change.
Common questions
How much does Meg Robertson charge?
Coaching with Meg runs $80 to $140 an hour. Message Meg from this page for an exact quote.
What does Meg Robertson help with?
Meg Robertson helps with starting over after a relationship change, letting go and moving into retirement, taking a business or non-profit to the next level and guiding an organization through major change.
Does Meg Robertson coach groups and teams?
Yes. She offers group coaching sessions, retreats and workshops. She has also worked with non-profit leadership teams and boards.
Does Meg Robertson do consulting as well as coaching?
Yes. She takes on consulting projects to help organizations through change.
How do I contact Meg Robertson?
Send Meg a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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