Biography

Reese Haydon, MS, is an executive talent and organization development leader and consultant. In his current role leading executive development at Dropbox, he pushes the organization to strategically invest in the next generation of executive leadership. Reese’s work spans leading Dropbox’s internal and external executive coaching practice, executive development and integration assessments, leadership accelerator experiences, senior leadership team effectiveness, and organizational consulting.

As a practitioner, Reese uses evidence-based practices and innovative approaches to help senior leaders and their teams operate at their best. His research and practice have been featured in Psychology Today, the Society for Industrial-Organizational Psychology and Society of Consulting Psychology annual conferences, and Columbia University’s biannual Coaching Conference. He writes and presents on topics of leadership, executive coaching, virtual teams, and artificial intelligence.

Demystifying Coaching in Organizations

2022-06-08T17:00:00-04:00 2022-06-14T03:00:00-04:00 Wednesday, June 8th 17:00 EDT (45 minutes)

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  • Senior Manager of Executive Development, Dropbox
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  • Leadership & Succession Consultant, Russell Reynolds
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What do organizations look for the most when sourcing executive coaches? What best practices can you adopt for delivering value and impact for businesses through individual coaching relationships, and make yourself stand out?

In this session, you’ll get the insider perspective on how to land organizations as clients, expanding from one client to many. You’ll explore the dos and don’ts of coaching within organizations, as well as tips for success once you’ve established the relationship.

  1. What organizations look for most when sourcing and hiring external executive coaches?
  2. How to effectively navigate the coach-client relationship with leaders and the organization?
  3. Best practices for delivering value and impact to organizations through individual coaching relationships?

Differentiating Yourself through Value and Impact

2022-11-03T17:00:00-04:00 2022-11-08T03:00:00-05:00 Thursday, November 3rd 17:00 EDT (90 minutes)

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  • Senior Manager of Executive Development, Dropbox
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  • Leadership & Succession Consultant, Russell Reynolds
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How can you distinguish yourself from the competition so that organizations feel compelled to work with you as a coach? Is it possible to increase the value and impact you provide?

This session provides strategies and tactics that you can use to proactively increase your value and become an appealing prospect to organizations. Learn approaches that will empower you to add value to the organizations you serve, and the pitfalls to avoid song the way.

  1. Receive practical and authentic guidance on what companies look for when sourcing external executive coaches.
  2. Reflect on important considerations when working as an external executive coach within organizations.
  3. Learn common pitfalls to avoid when coaching through centralized coaching programs for large and small companies.
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