Executive Coaching
In providing coaching services to clients, coaches enter into an interactive, inquiry based relationship focused on tapping into the client’s own knowledge, wisdom and creativity to move them forward in addressing any aspect of their life in which they desire a change.
Coaching is often confused with mentoring and consulting, yet they are not the same.
- Mentors offer guidance and advice, generally to a less seasoned person.
- Consultants apply their expertise to specific issues or problems.
- Coaches tap the power of the client using powerful questions, skilled listening, and an action-oriented process.
Who Are the Coaches?
Below is a brief listing of the coaches participating in the NCCCMA Transition Support program during this initial pilot year. For more detailed profiles, please explore the links.
Lydian Altman, Senior Manager of Leadership Curriculum Development
Center for Public Leadership and Governance
Coaching Certificate, NSCU Business Coaching Certificate, August 2016
Associate Certified Coach (ACC in progress), expected Fall 2017
North Carolina Government Coaching Group, Founding Member
Rick Rocchetti, Adjunct Faculty
Center for Public Leadership and Governance
Coaching Certificate, NCSU Business Coaching Certificate, August 2016
Professional Certified Coach (PCC), International Coaching Federation, Pending
North Carolina Government Coaching Group, Founding Member
Dale Smith, Adjunct Faculty
Center for Public Leadrship and Governance
NCSU Business Coaching Certificate, August 2016
Associate Certified Coach (ACC), International Coaching Federation, August 2017
North Carolina Government Coaching Group, Founding Member