Mimi Moss
Career coach for women returning to work in Boston
| Hourly rate range | $125 to $200 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Women |
| Also coaches | Life coach |
| Based in | Boston, Massachusetts, United States |
| Practice | Laser Focused Coaching Program |
Mimi Moss is a career and life coach in Boston, Massachusetts. She coaches women who stepped away from paid work and want to return to the workforce. Her clients paused work for reasons such as health, raising a family, or relocation. She runs the Laser Focused Coaching Program. Her practice centers on helping women restart their careers after a break.
What Mimi helps with
Mimi helps women get back into paid work after time away. She supports them through the return to the workforce.
- Returning to the workforce after a career break
- Restarting work after time out for health reasons
- Going back to work after raising a family
- Job searching after relocating
Who Mimi works with
Mimi works with women who have taken a step back from paid work. Some stepped away for health reasons. Others left to raise a family or because they relocated. All of them want support as they return to the workforce.
Mimi Moss pricing
Programs and services
- Laser Focused Coaching Program
- Free consultation
Mimi Moss reviews
The CoachVouch take
Mimi focuses on women returning to paid work after a break for health, family, or relocation.
Best for women who paused their careers and want support returning to the workforce.
Common questions
How much does Mimi Moss charge?
Coaching with Mimi runs $125 to $200 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Mimi Moss help with?
Mimi Moss helps with returning to the workforce after a career break, restarting work after time out for health reasons, going back to work after raising a family and job searching after relocating.
Does Mimi Moss coach women returning to work after a break?
Yes. She coaches women who stepped back from paid work for reasons like health, raising a family, or relocation and want to return to the workforce.
How do I contact Mimi Moss?
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