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Thursday, September 10th, 2015
By Caitlin Plaza, SVP Program Associate
Hello everyone, Caitlin here with a quick snapshot of SVP Boulder County’s newest pilot program, Execs Evolve. You may be asking, what is Execs Evolve? Great question! It’s our brand new, nine-month executive coaching program, and it gives SVP the chance to extending our capacity building offerings to more local nonprofits.
Created by staff and one of our amazingly talented Partners, Sue Brundege, Execs Evolve came about after stakeholder input identified the need for more executive support. With the generosity of our Partners time, talents, and donations SVP was able to make Execs Evolve happen.
We had three main goals starting this program:
Executive coaching can be truly impactful to those who are both the clients, and the coaches. Defining executive coaching can be a bit tricky. This has been the most powerful definition that I have come across:
“Executive Coaching is aimed at inspiring executive leaders to make behavioral changes which transform themselves and the people around them, increasing business results and performance” – Jeremy Robinson
This is what we are all about here at SVP Boulder County, we believe stronger nonprofits deliver better results. What better way to do so than work alongside the executives of local nonprofits? It’s been wonderful to hear the impact that both our coaches and clients have already seen and felt within their first few meetings.
More updates on this pilot year of Execs Evolve programming to come in future updates.