Nancy Monson, MA, MBA, CPCC
Nancy first founded Nancy Monson Coaching, Inc., now Leadership Alignment Consulting Group, in 2003 to offer customized leadership and organization development services that support leaders in achieving their highest potential and effectively leading their organizations.
For over twenty years, Nancy has specialized in leadership development and organization change strategies. With extensive knowledge, credentials and experience in leadership and change, her expertise is tailor-made to effectively coach and guide leaders at the highest levels. She has helped dozens of senior leaders, executive teams and boards increase their effectiveness through her unique combination of strategic thinking, pragmatic problem-solving, organization-wide perspective, expert facilitation and teaching abilities, and breakthrough coaching techniques.
She has worked with clients in a wide range of industries, spanning financial services, high-tech, nuclear energy research, government, medical instruments, bio-tech, transportation, food service, entertainment, non-profit and education. As a frequent speaker and workshop leader, she has presented at conferences, universities and colleges, and has published articles on leadership and change.
Nancy holds an MBA in Organization Behavior from UC Berkeley, an MA in the Science of Creative Intelligence from Maharishi University of Management and a BS in Applied Mathematics from Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo. She has extensive training and certification in a wide variety of disciplines and methodologies including, Myers-Briggs, Human Design, Co-Active Coaching, Spiritual Guidance, the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Systems Coaching, Compassionate Communication, and the Alchemy of Transformation. She is also an avid outdoors woman with over 20 years experience in wilderness leadership, summiting on many of the highest peaks in North America, trekking in Asia and South America, and leading wilderness backpacking trips in the the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and Sierra Nevada. She is also a landscape photographer and writer.
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