Sakina Ramzanali
Career and leadership coach for professionals in London
| Rate | $119 to $332 per hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Career changeResume and LinkedInInterview coachingPromotions and advancementCareer clarity and purposeLeadership developmentTransitions and new rolesExecutive presence and communication |
| Works with | Professionals and Executives |
| Also coaches | Executive coach and Health coach |
| Based in | London, England, United Kingdom |
| Credentials | Certified Professional Coach; Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC); Masters in Neuroscience and Psychology; Top 20 Influential Women in Tech; Top 100 Most Influential Leaders |
Sakina Ramzanali is a career and leadership coach in London. She helps professionals and leaders handle career transitions and win the right role or promotion. Before coaching, she spent 20+ years in B2B tech and rose from individual contributor to C-suite. She uses a neuroscience-based approach built on three areas: Clarity, positioning and execution. She holds a Masters in Neuroscience and Psychology and trained through iPEC.
What Sakina helps with
Sakina works with capable professionals who feel stuck, overlooked or unsure of their next step. She helps them choose a direction and show their value clearly.
- Changing careers with confidence
- Landing the right role
- Winning a promotion that has stalled
- Applying for jobs without getting traction
- Building a strong story across CV and LinkedIn
- Handling interviews and stakeholder talks
- Making career decisions without second-guessing
Who Sakina works with
Sakina works with professionals and leaders who are changing careers or aiming for a promotion. Most are experienced and performing well, but feel stuck or overlooked. Some apply for roles and get no response. Others wait for a promotion that has not come. Many worry about making the wrong move.
How Sakina works
Sakina uses a neuroscience-based approach that looks at how you think, decide and position yourself, not only at job search tactics. Work centers on three areas. Clarity means finding the right role or promotion path. Positioning means turning your experience into a strong story across your CV, LinkedIn and conversations. Execution means handling interviews, stakeholder discussions and decision points with confidence. She built the system from her own career moves.
Background and qualifications
Sakina spent 20+ years in B2B tech. She moved from individual contributor to C-suite and helped scale companies through high-growth phases. She has also made several career transitions across countries and roles, and she built a repeatable system from that experience. She holds a Masters in Neuroscience and Psychology and is a Certified Professional Coach trained through the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC). Her recognition includes Top 20 Influential Women in Tech and Top 100 Most Influential Leaders.
Sakina Ramzanali pricing
Programs and services
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The CoachVouch take
A career coach who reached the C-suite in B2B tech and pairs that with a neuroscience-based method.
Best for experienced professionals who perform well but feel stuck on a career move or promotion.
Sakina's rate sits above the range most career coaches charge ($82 to $185 an hour).
Common questions
How much does Sakina Ramzanali charge?
Sakina Ramzanali's rate is $119 to $332 per hour.
What does Sakina Ramzanali help with?
Sakina Ramzanali helps with changing careers with confidence, landing the right role, winning a promotion that has stalled and applying for jobs without getting traction.
Is Sakina Ramzanali certified?
Sakina Ramzanali lists: Certified Professional Coach; Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC); Masters in Neuroscience and Psychology; Top 20 Influential Women in Tech; Top 100 Most Influential Leaders.
What does Sakina focus on beyond job search tactics?
She focuses on how clients think, decide and position themselves. She uses a neuroscience-based approach built on clarity, positioning and execution.
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