"Coaching with the intent to help you and your organization hit your stride with confidence and clarity." (in their words, on their website)
Services
Service
What is included
Price
Executive Assessment & 360 Feedback Workshop leadership and executive coaches
6 sessions · 6 weeks · mastery in executive assessment and verbal 360 feedback · hands-on practice with a real client · complete a full executive assessment · certification as a Stride360 Coach · 37.5 Continuing Coaching Education hours
$3,700 to $4,200
As published on their website, read Sep 30, 2026.
How they compare
25 years coaching; the median for leadership coaches in our directory is 15.
Computed by Callings from the prices and experience coaches publish. Not a rating.
Where they fit
Students
Early
Mid
Manager
Director
VP / C-suite
Resume and LinkedIn
no
no
no
no
no
no
Interviews and offers
no
no
no
no
no
no
Job search strategy
no
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
Career direction and change
no
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
Leadership
no
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
Personal brand
no
no
no
no
no
no
How they work
Process
Kickoff call to review agenda, materials, expectations, peer partner overview · Week 1: Introductions, theory, demonstration, practice, group debrief, preparing hypothesis, get to know sessions · Week 2: Group debrief, partner breakout, verbal 360 theory and demo, stakeholder interviews · Week 3: Group debrief, partner breakouts, report writing overview, report writing, coaching session to review, finalize report · Week 4: Team report out, turning feedback into coaching, partner breakout, group debrief, debrief sessions · Week 5: Group debrief, partner feedforward, graduation
Assessments
psychometric instrument, verbal 360 interviews
Do it yourself, or hire a coach?
Doing it yourself
Usually enough when
A coach earns the fee when
Job search
A target list, a weekly plan and steady outreach. Callings builds the weekly plan and tracks every application, free.
Interviews are coming in.
Three months without traction, or a senior search that runs on your network.
Career direction
Weeks of reading and conversations about roles that fit. Callings can show your strengths and the pay for each role.
You already have two or three target roles.
You do not know what comes next, or you want structure and a formal assessment.
Leadership
Peer groups, feedback from your manager, reading.
You have a mentor who has done the job.
A first management role or a bigger team, often paid for by the employer.