
Rich Everett
Business and executive coach for service business owners in Australia
| Hourly rate range | $135 to $250 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Scaling and growthLeadership and team buildingSalesMarketingOperations and systemsFinance and profitCEO and founder coachingLeadership developmentBurnout and resilienceExecutive presence and communication |
| Works with | Founders and business owners and Executives |
| Also coaches | Executive coach |
| Based in | Australia |
| Sessions | Online |
| Credentials | ICF Coach; University post-graduate qualification in organisational and executive coaching |
| Practice | Everett Coaching |
Rich Everett is a business and executive coach who helps service-based business owners, CEOs and managing directors grow without burning out. He has coached entrepreneurs and executives since 2015 and holds a university post-graduate qualification in organisational and executive coaching. He works with clients across Australia and internationally. His coaching mixes business strategy with mindset work, and he runs Everett Coaching and a weekly podcast for business owners.
What Rich helps with
Rich helps business owners grow their revenue and profit while getting time back. He also coaches executives on leadership and results in their roles.
- Scaling a service business without overwhelm
- Growing revenue and profit
- Avoiding burnout as a business owner
- Getting time back in the calendar
- Building leadership skills and confident decisions
- Handling sales, marketing, team and finances
- Shifting mindset that holds a business back
- Setting clear next steps with accountability
Who Rich works with
Rich works with service-based business owners, CEOs, managing directors and other executives. His clients range from solo owners to those running small, medium or large businesses. Many are stretched across sales, marketing, clients, team and finances while trying to keep a life outside work.
How Rich works
Rich blends business strategy with mindset and conscious awareness. He aims to give clients clarity, simplify complex problems and line up the business with what the owner wants. Sessions end with clear action items. Clients also get accountability between steps. He offers one-on-one coaching, and a complimentary call is the way to start.
Background and qualifications
Rich has coached entrepreneurs and executives worldwide since 2015. He holds a university post-graduate qualification in organisational and executive coaching and is an ICF coach. He runs Everett Coaching, which serves business owners across Australia and internationally. His focus areas are mindset, business growth and leadership. He also hosts a weekly podcast on building a thriving business and is preparing an online program and community for business owners.
Rich Everett pricing
Programs and services
- One-on-one business coaching
- Complimentary intro call
- Weekly business podcast
- Online program and community launching in 2026
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The CoachVouch take
Rich pairs a university post-graduate coaching qualification with business growth strategy, aimed at scaling without burnout.
Best for service-based business owners who want to scale, simplify their path and keep their freedom.
Common questions
How much does Rich Everett charge?
Coaching with Rich runs $135 to $250 an hour. Message Rich from this page for an exact quote.
What does Rich Everett help with?
Rich Everett helps with scaling a service business without overwhelm, growing revenue and profit, avoiding burnout as a business owner and getting time back in the calendar.
Does Rich Everett coach online?
Rich is based in Australia. Sessions are online.
Is Rich Everett certified?
Rich Everett lists: ICF Coach; University post-graduate qualification in organisational and executive coaching.
Does Rich Everett work with clients outside Australia?
Yes. He has coached entrepreneurs and executives worldwide, and his clients are across Australia and internationally.
Does Rich Everett coach executives as well as business owners?
Yes. He coaches CEOs, managing directors and other executives on leadership and results, as well as business owners.
How do I contact Rich Everett?
Send Rich a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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