1:1 Executive Coaching
Confidential sessions over about six months, with clear goals and a development plan built together with the leader's manager. Common focus areas include team dynamics, navigating complexity, influence and presence.
Executive Coaching & Leader Development
C3 Growth Partners coaches high-potential leaders and first-time executives stepping into bigger roles against a backdrop of rapid change in their organizations, markets and industries.
Our purpose
Leading a team and a business demands different skills than doing the work itself, and today's leaders have to build them while the world around them changes.
Stepping into a bigger role means navigating two kinds of change at once. We partner with high-performing individuals through that transition, when habits are forming and support makes the biggest difference.
The personal shift: new habits, a new relationship to authority, and leading through others instead of doing the work yourself.
The shifting system: new teams and stakeholders, reorganizations, evolving markets and technology that reshapes how work gets done.
High-potential and newly promoted leaders stepping into larger roles
Behavioral, results-focused coaching that stays confidential for the leader
Finance and high-growth tech operating experience; formal executive and organizational coach training and certification
Our services
Three ways to work together, on their own or combined.
Confidential sessions over about six months, with clear goals and a development plan built together with the leader's manager. Common focus areas include team dynamics, navigating complexity, influence and presence.
360-degree feedback from peers, direct reports and stakeholders, with optional personality assessments including Myers‑Briggs. It gives a clear, data-driven view of how a leader is performing and where to focus.
An 8–12 week engagement built around one specific moment: a new team, a reorganization, a challenging client, or another defined leadership challenge. It builds steadiness quickly when more is being asked of a leader.
Who we work with
Who we are
Executive Coach & Founder
Isabel started her career in finance before moving into operating roles in high-growth tech, where change is a constant. She held operating roles at LinkedIn during its $26B acquisition by Microsoft, at Lemonade during its $1.5B IPO, and at a venture-backed company during a $300M debt and equity raise.
Working alongside leaders through rapid growth, uncertainty and major transitions gave her a close view of what it takes to lead well when the ground is moving. She founded C3 Growth Partners after completing graduate-level executive coach training at Columbia University, and now helps leaders across industries lead effectively through change.
Operating and advisory experience: LinkedIn · Lemonade · ALT · Jefferies
Education & training
Get in touch
Tell us a little about where you are and what you're working through, whether that's your own next step or a group of leaders in your organization. The first step is a 30-minute conversation.
Your inquiry has been received. Isabel will reply within a couple of days.
FAQ
Sessions are typically 50 minutes over video, weekly to every other week. They are shaped around where the leader is and what is happening at work, not a fixed curriculum.
1:1 coaching usually runs about six months. Leadership Intensives are shorter and scoped up front, usually 8–12 weeks around a specific transition.
Coaching conversations are confidential. For organization-sponsored engagements, reporting boundaries are agreed with the sponsor up front. Sponsors see progress and themes, never the content of sessions.
Most coaching happens over video, with clients across time zones.
Yes. Organizations often bring C3 in for newly promoted leaders, a cohort of first-time managers, or a high-potential leader at a critical moment. The coaching approach is the same; the structure is designed around your people and timing.
Send an inquiry with a bit of context. The first step is a 30-minute conversation about what you're facing and whether coaching could help.