Coaching and Mentorship

Jen Knox Shanahan sits down with Dr. John Schaffner to discuss a new Professional Coaching Certification Program being offered by Fisher College of Business and the unique value to leaders of cultivating a strong foundation in coaching in 2026 and beyond.

Coaching is increasingly recognized as a fundamental leadership skill essential for modern organizations facing rapid changes and evolving talent demands.

Marketing can provide a foundation upon which to build any career that involves people.

Kevin Wilde, author of Coachability: The Leadership Superpower, reveals how this often-overlooked trait shapes high-performing leaders and transforms teams.

Explore the intricacies of developing leaders across high-growth companies.

Want to be a better professional and leader? Set goals and make sure you live in a way that reflects them.

Leaders cannot assume that just because they have a team, that all the conditions are present for it to be an effective and high performing one

Many of us consider mentoring to be a purely altruistic activity that only aids the career of the mentee. But what do mentors gain?

Stone and Heen provide an evidence-based framework to navigate difficult conversations, such as receiving feedback.