Vicky Regan
Executive and leadership coach for professional women in business and tech
| Hourly rate range | $150 to $240 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Women in leadershipExecutive presence and communicationLeadership developmentTech and engineering leadersNonprofit leadersTransitions and new rolesCareer changeJob searchWomen's careersPromotions and advancement |
| Works with | Women, Executives, Managers and Professionals |
| Also coaches | Career coach |
| Credentials | PCC (ICF); CEC; Certified Executive Coach; Positive Intelligence coach; Certified change leadership coach; Certified Woman-Owned small business |
| Practice | The Adaptability Advantage |
Vicky Regan is an executive and leadership coach who helps professional women in business and technology grow as leaders. She holds PCC and CEC credentials and has 25 years of leadership experience in business and technology. She works with women on communication confidence, imposter syndrome, limiting beliefs and personal brand. She also coaches job seekers, runs small group cohorts, and offers workshops for teams. She sets aside 15% of her coaching services for pro bono and discounted sessions.
What Vicky helps with
Vicky works with women who face bias, pressure to prove themselves, and the strain of balancing work and home. She helps them build leadership skills and a stronger mindset.
- Overcoming limiting beliefs
- Building communication confidence
- Addressing imposter syndrome
- Building leadership skills and a personal brand
- Navigating career transitions
- Identifying and overcoming self-sabotage
- Job search support for career seekers
- Building strength in change leadership
Who Vicky works with
Vicky's main clients are professional women, including women executives, women in business, and women in technology. She also coaches men, works with leaders in nonprofits and the public sector, and supports employee resource groups. Job seekers can get career coaching too.
How Vicky works
Vicky offers one-on-one leadership coaching, small group cohort programs, and short programs built around specific industries, roles and topics. She also uses Positive Intelligence, a mindset program built on daily practice. The idea is that lasting change comes from forming new habits, not just gaining insight. She also teaches coachability, which covers how to take feedback and use it to grow.
Background and qualifications
Vicky Regan has 25 years of experience in leadership in business and technology. She is a credentialed executive and leadership coach with the PCC credential from ICF and the CEC credential. She is also a Positive Intelligence coach and a certified change leadership coach. Her practice is a certified woman-owned small business and a registered entity with the US federal government. She gives 15% of her coaching services as pro bono and discounted sessions.
Vicky Regan pricing
Programs and services
- One-on-one leadership coaching
- Small group leadership cohort program
- Short leadership programs by industry, role or topic
- Team workshops and training sessions
- Positive Intelligence mindset program
- Career coaching for job seekers
Vicky Regan reviews
The CoachVouch take
She spent 25 years in business and technology leadership before coaching women in those same fields.
Best for professional women in business or technology who want stronger leadership presence and communication confidence.
Common questions
How much does Vicky Regan charge?
Coaching with Vicky runs $150 to $240 an hour. Message Vicky from this page for an exact quote.
What does Vicky Regan help with?
Vicky Regan helps with overcoming limiting beliefs, building communication confidence, addressing imposter syndrome and building leadership skills and a personal brand.
Is Vicky Regan certified?
Vicky Regan lists: PCC (ICF); CEC; Certified Executive Coach; Positive Intelligence coach; Certified change leadership coach; Certified Woman-Owned small business.
Does Vicky Regan coach men?
Yes. She offers coaching for men focused on balanced leadership. Her main focus is professional women.
Does Vicky Regan work with organizations?
Yes. She offers one-on-one coaching for leaders, small group cohorts, employee resource group support, workshops and team training.
How do I contact Vicky Regan?
Send Vicky a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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