What does leading with integrity look like for you?

Coaching and training
for personal and professional growth

What is Integrity?

My grandfather was a man of integrity. I grew up hearing stories about his role as head of quality assurance at a large pharmaceutical company. He taught me the importance of taking the necessary time to see things done right: sharing information that's crucial for people to know even if it's bad news, following a code of ethics even when no one is watching, not rushing to ship a product before it's thoroughly tested, and taking responsibility for one's actions.

Integrity encompasses authenticity, ethical behavior, consistency, and accountability. It's is a highly valued trait in personal, professional, and societal contexts. It helps build trust among individuals and within communities, fostering healthy relationships and environments where people can rely on each other's words and actions.

My grandfather started out on the assembly line. Many factors contributed to his rise to a senior position (he was smart, hard working, white, male, etc.).

Integrity was a key part of the equation.

WHAT IF?

ABOUT

I am a leadership coach who loves creating meaningful human connection. I specialize in helping people give and receive feedback, communicate directly, and build multi-cultural relationships. Since 2015, I’ve consulted for organizations and coached individuals to clarify goals, assess current realities, and design pathways to create desired outcomes.

I work with leaders in large companies like Microsoft and Kaiser Permanente as well as change makers in nonprofits like IfNotNow and Jewish Youth for Community Action. Previously, I was a community organizer who helped people build power and navigate the unknowns of grassroots-led change. I have an M.S. in Organizational Change Management from The New School and am on the guest faculty of Bentley University’s Center for Women in Business, where I teach DEIJ leaders how to apply change management frameworks to their initiatives in national and global organizations. I identify as white, Jewish, cisgender, male, queer, currently non-disabled, live in Oakland, and am in my mid thirties.

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OFFERINGS

I create 1:1 and group experiences

to help people take action for personal and professional growth

For Dads and Expecting Dads

Groups and Coaching

Support Groups
New dad coaching
Expecting dad coaching
Examine fatherhood identity
Celebrate triumphs
Address anxieties

For Individuals

Executive Coaching

Hike coaching (in person)
Virtual coaching (zoom or phone)
Develop and try out new behaviors
Enlist others for collaboration and accountability

For Organizations

Leadership Development

Offsite design and facilitation
Manager training
DEIJ change management
Live 360 feedback for teams

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Matt, Senior Manager

Andrew is kind, approachable, and non-judgemental. His style enabled me to take a holistic look at myself without being too critical. Working with Andrew increased my confidence and motivated me to establish regular feedback mechanisms with my direct reports and manager.

TESTIMONIALS

Cynthia, Manager

As a result of working with Andrew, I have greater self-awareness about how I can show up to my work more effectively, with less pressure and more kindness to myself; and I am more adept at advancing complex work skillfully and creatively.

Clair, Manager

I appreciate how Andrew never told me what to do. Instead, he helped me uncover what I felt was the next move or the right point of analysis from my own perspective.

APPROACH

I leverage techniques from the following modalities to strengthen my clients' abilities to notice and solve future problems for themselves: