Executive Coach II

Crowned Grace • Washington, DC

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About The Position

Executive Coach II Crowned Grace International (CGITL) seeks an Executive Coach II to play a crucial role in shaping federal leadership at the highest levels. These coaches will deliver confidential one-on-one and team coaching to the most senior leaders in federal government agencies, including Senior Executive Service members, Political Appointees, General and Flag Officers, and C-suite executives. This level is deployed where the stakes are highest: leaders in high-consequence, high-visibility roles, executives navigating significant organizational change, and situations where the gap between a leader's intent and their reputation carries organizational risk. Senior Executive Coaches also serve as escalation points for engagements requiring reassignment and mentor coaches at lower levels.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree or higher; master's degree preferred.
• ICF Professional Certified Coach credential in current standing; proof required at onboarding and at each renewal.
• ICF or MCC coaching certification and training in organizational development, organizational change management, psychology, and coaching.
• Ten or more years of management consulting experience on small to mid-size complex projects.
• One hundred twenty-five (125) documented hours of coach-specific training.
• A minimum of 750 hours of coaching experience.
• A minimum of 25 coaching clients.
• Documented passage of the three-part International Coaching Federation examination.

Nice To Haves

• Familiarity with OPM Executive Core Qualifications and Federal executive development requirements under 5 CFR Part 412.
• Certification in Hogan Leadership Forecast Series, EQ-i 2.0, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Everything DISC, Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument, TotalSDI, Denison Organizational Culture Survey, FIRO-B.

Responsibilities

• Conduct intake sessions establishing the coaching process, goals, expectations, and the coaching relationship.
• Deliver sixty-minute confidential one-on-one coaching sessions with documented preparation for each.
• Support team coaching engagements as a co-coach, including for teams above eight participants.
• Administer and interpret leadership assessments for which the coach holds current certification; conduct debriefs and build individual development plans.
• Set action steps and hold clients accountable between sessions.
• Maintain session records, attendance, and delivered hours in the CGINTL coaching platform.
• Execute coaching agreements before the first session and conduct structured closeout at the end of the engagement.
• Participate in chemistry calls and accept reassignment where another coach is the better match.
• Escalate quality or scheduling concerns to the Program Manager promptly, including any engagement at risk of not completing within its scheduled window.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Executive