Dana Gionta

Executive coach · Las Vegas, NV · in person and virtual

"I work with high-achieving business professionals, family business owners, and entrepreneurs motivated to grow as leaders and human beings" (in their words, on their website)

Services

ServiceWhat is includedPrice
Executive Coaching
High-achieving business professionals, family business owners, entrepreneurs, and senior managers or leaders
Sounding board, confidante, and accountability partner · Develop an actionable path forward · Build on strengths and identify skill gaps and blind spots · Support for leadership, onboarding, workplace boundaries, organizational challenges, and family-business conflict on request
Life Coaching
People seeking to accomplish goals, reach their potential, or make a life or career change
Clarify what a successful coaching experience looks like · Prioritize one to three goals or life dreams · Accountability and support for taking action · Identify clear next steps · Listen, ask questions, and provide feedback on request
Coaching in nature sessions
Nevada residents and people visiting Las Vegas who want a more intensive concierge/VIP coaching experience
Highly focused coaching sessions in nature on request

As published on their website, read Nov 6, 2026.

How they compare

Computed by Callings from the prices and experience coaches publish. Not a rating.

Where they fit

StudentsEarlyMidManagerDirectorVP / C-suite
Resume and LinkedInnononononono
Interviews and offersnononononono
Job search strategynononononono
Career direction and changenononononono
Leadershipnonoyesyesyesyes
Personal brandnononononono

How they work

Process
Have an initial conversation to see if it is a good fit · Determine whether coaching or therapy would be most helpful · Identify strengths and clarify goals · Work together in sessions using questions, feedback, and support · Set next steps and, at times, a brief homework assignment or experiment
Before coaching
Senior Consultant and Executive Coach, Organizational development and coaching; Co-Chair, Psychologically Healthy Workplace Program, Workplace psychology and organizational consulting; Adjunct professor, Industrial/Organizational Psychology

Do it yourself, or hire a coach?

Doing it yourselfUsually enough whenA coach earns the fee when
LeadershipPeer 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.

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Questions to ask before hiring

  1. What does it cost in total, and what is included? (no published price)
  2. Who do you usually work with, and how long does a typical engagement last? (always worth asking)

What they publish

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