For organisations · Executive coaching

Coaching for the leaders your strategy depends on.

Organisation-sponsored, one-to-one and confidential. For senior leaders whose roles have grown faster than the support around them.

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Sponsored byThe organisation
Format1:1, confidential
Led byAnita Rajendran-See, ICF PCC
Starts withA scoping conversation

Why organisations bring us in

Coaching isn’t a repair job. It’s what a serious organisation puts around a leader whose role just got bigger.

You promoted or hired someone capable into a role with more stakeholders, higher stakes and less room for error. The distance between what they did before and what this role demands is real. Left alone it widens, and it shows up in their decisions, in their team, and in the cost to the business.

Coaching closes that distance deliberately. The organisation invests, the leader does the work, and what’s said in the room stays in the room. You stay aligned on outcomes, never on content.

Who this is for

The leaders this is built for.

01

Newly in a bigger role

Promoted on potential, inheriting a team that’s still deciding whether to follow.

02

More stakeholders, less authority

The job has become influence across competing agendas. Capability alone stops being enough.

03

Caught in the middle

Demanding boards and bosses above. A stretched team below. Both pulling daily.

04

Brilliant, with friction

Strong results, rough edges. The organisation wants to keep the first and can no longer absorb the second.

05

Delivering through others

The habits that made them an exceptional operator now cap what their team can become.

06

Being readied for what’s next

Succession candidates who need the altitude before the seat opens, not after.

How the work runs

Structured, confidential, accountable.

01

Scoping

A scoping conversation with sponsor and leader. What the role demands, what success looks like, who needs to see what.

02

Chemistry and contracting

The leader meets Anita before anything is committed. Then a three-way agreement on outcomes. Outcomes are shared. Content never is.

03

The coaching

Regular one-to-one sessions built around the leader’s live decisions, not hypotheticals. The room stays private.

04

Review

Progress is measured against the outcomes agreed at the start, with the sponsor in the loop. Themes, not transcripts.

Anita Rajendran-See

Led by

Twenty-plus years doing the work, not just coaching it.

A former HR leader, Anita Rajendran-See spent twenty-plus years inside organisations across hospitality, travel and energy, agribusiness and biotech before coaching the leaders who run them. The room is practical, direct and grounded in how organisations actually behave.

  • ICF PCC, Professional Certified Coach
  • 3,500+ hours of coaching conversations with senior leaders
  • Twenty-plus years of HR leadership in global MNCs
  • Doctoral research: leader identity, psychological capital, self-compassion

More about Anita

Before you commit

What sponsors ask us.

What does the sponsor get to see?
Outcomes, themes and progress, agreed at scoping. Session content is never shared. That line is what makes the work effective.
How long does an engagement run?
Long enough to change how the leader operates, not just how they feel for a week. Length and cadence are set at scoping, against the outcomes you need.
What if the chemistry isn’t right?
The leader meets Anita before the organisation commits. If it isn’t the right fit, we’ll say so first.
Is this coaching or consulting?
Coaching. The leader’s judgement gets sharper. Nobody hands them a strategy deck.

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When it’s the team, not just the leader.

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