So you want to find a career coach?  You've found the right place for that and more.  Look at our career coaches below.  If you can't decide on one, that's fine.  Just ask us for a free career coaching session and we'll talk to you about your goals at length and recommend the coach we think would be right for you. 

Our Career Coaches

Wendy Billie, Career Coach

Cameron Powell, Career Coach

Kate McNulty, Career Coach

To view just some of the many powerful tools that are included at no extra cost in your career coaching, see our Strategic Life Planning Process:  The Creation of the Future Self.
 

Wendy

I’m Wendy Billie, career coach with Feroce.  As an in-house coach with a Fortune 500 company, I constantly work with senior executives on job performance as well as outplacement -- helping them to figure out their next career move -- as well as in helping them reach the next level in their current careers. 

I work with clients on all of the following:
 

•  Career tests and evaluations:  Before you start to reinvent yourself, you should find out who you are.  I use my own powerful assessments as well as Feroce's Strategic Life Planning Process, "The Creation of the Future Self."
•  Identifying values to enable you to make good career decisions.  Is it really a career transition you want -- or is your life telling you something very different?
•  Identifying the hurdles you will face in your career transition.  Hot off the presses:  Change is not simple!
•  Challenging you, holding you accountable, and never losing sight of the goal.

I have a master’s degree in Human Resources, which gives me a great background from which to give you advice on your c.v., on your negotiating skills, and on interviewing.  I also reinvented myself a few years ago because I was stuck in my own job.  I left a well-paid career as a traveling occupational therapist, and I found a coach, read books, took career tests, and discovered who I was in terms of my career.

I used my skills and life learning in my own reinvention process.  I am now in a career that fits me and pays even better than the one I worried about giving up.  Career coaching has been a true passion of mine and a way to continuously challenge others and reinvent myself in the process.  Read my bio.

Cameron

I'm Cameron Powell, founder of Feroce, Head Coach, and career coach.  I am a Coach Guide for Vocation Vacations as well as several prominent companies.  I coach people through career transitions, and I've also navigated several careers myself:  public speaker, attorney, executive, entrepreneur, and more.  Like all of Feroce's coaches, I have mastered the art of personal reinvention, and I've kept my personal integrity and work-life balance, managed my time, and followed an ethic of excellence and personal fulfillment.  I've created exactly the life and career I want -- and I like to help clients get theirs. 

I know from personal experience how we get lost on the way to finding our dream career, and what prevents many from ever finding it.  Using a Pioneering Concept in career coaching that I call Six Ways of Listening, along with our Strategic Life Planning Process, "The Creation of the Future Self", a series of enlightening chapters and self-assessments constructed from our own experience and dozens of career-oriented resources, I can lead you to the breakthroughs that open you up to greater career success and fulfillment.  I'll help you:

   Figure out -- and then actually start to find -- a more satisfying and better-paying career, or start your own business -- or be more authentic, efficient, and profitable in the career you have.
   Make smarter decisions in Life and Work 

   Get your life and work in balance!

   Finish that screenplay, novel, story, or director's reel

Read my career-oriented bio.  Or turn on some nice music and read the memoir.

Kate

Kate McNulty coaches individuals and companies on finding greater satisfaction and creativity.  She uses a wide array of tools from the behavioral and social sciences, combined with imaginative thinking and techniques of optimism.  Her professional training and business experience allow her to work in a very focused and efficient way, cutting to the central issues in people's lives and helping them get direction in their careers. 

Fomenting Real Change
 

So many people want to change careers, or find greater satisfaction in their current work!  Work absorbs much of our waking life and, in North America at least, defines a great deal about how we are perceived.  I have created several of my own transformations in my social service career, and I've found myself working in both non-profit and corporate settings. 

How can you be successful in career coaching?  Bring a readiness to let go of old dreams and ideas, and be willing to work together to get a clear picture of your strengths and aptitudes.  We need to consider all aspects of your life so that work serves your life, not the other way around!

Career coaching did not exist when I began my work life.  When I came of age, girls could become nurses, teachers, or social workers.  I've been a seamstress, farm worker, supermarket cashier, rape counselor, baker, and member of a psychiatric hospital staff.  In the process of finding a career path for myself, I have also researched some unusual ideas, including becoming a floral designer or mortician!  (Career coaching can take you in some interesting and unexpected directions; our best tool is an open mind!)

I have run successful businesses too.  I had a business for ten years teaching people about how to use fine art rubber stamps in creative media.  I was a public speaker and sex educator working with women’s groups.

Becoming self-employed has been a very liberating and creative experience for me, and one component of my coaching practice involves teaching classes in entrepreneurship for professionals in service careers and in the creative arts.
 

Prior to establishing a private practice, I spent twenty years supervising teams in a psychiatric ER and various crisis centers.  I had many opportunities to observe the human capacity to cope with change and to navigate difficult circumstances.  I find I am very interested in working with career coaching clients on the qualities and habits they can develop to give themselves greater resilience.  Read my bio for more.

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After you find a career coach, ask for a free coaching session.