Executive coaching is different from consulting. When a consultant is engaged, he will collect information,
apply his expertise to developing answers, issue a report and recommendations, and often be retained
to implement the recommendations. In essence, the consultant is hired for specialized expertise to find
and implement a solution to a given problem. In contrast, an executive coach relies on the expertise of
the executive he is coaching as the principal resource for finding solutions to problems. Rather than
bringing an expertise in a particular matter, the executive coach utilizes processes and techniques to
assist the executive in finding preferably multiple pathways to solving problems, improving performance
and achieving success and happiness.
"The executive is often a lonely position. Almost always, anyone he seeks advice from will have their
own agenda--whether its an employee, a customer, a supplier, or even a spouse. The executive coach has
only one agenda--yours."
Jeffrey L. Levine
Education
UCLA BA Politcal Science Summa Cum Laude
Havard Law School JD Cum Laude
Professional Experience
Business Litigation & Bankruptcy Attorney 10 Years
Owner & President, U.S. Container Corp. 27 Years
(manufacturer & distributer of rigid packaging)
1st Enterprise Bank Founder & Director 10 Years
Real Estate Investor 20 Years
Boards of Directors for Non-Profits 25 Years
Founder & President of Private High School 15 Years
President & Director of Synagogue 30 Years
Clinical Instructor of Entrepreneurship,
UCLA Anderson School of Management 8 Years
Vistage Chair 6 Years
Married & father of two daughters
"A good executive coach will spend more than 50% of his time actively listening."
- Problem Solving
- Time Management
- Team Building
- Strategic Planning
- Exit Strategies
- SWOT Analysis
- Mission Alignment
- Organizational Structure
- Family Business Relationships
- Partnership Issues
- One-on-one coaching
- One-on-two coaching
- Small group facilitation
- Large group facilitation
- Strategic retreats
- Team building exercises
- Keynote and inspirational speaking
- Middle market CEOs and key decision makers
- Managing Directors and Partners
- Principals and Chairmen of middle market companies
- Matriculating Executives
- Family businesses of all sizes
- Partnerships of all sizes
- Public company key executives
- Jeff Levine coaches on an hourly basis
- Each session lasts from 1 to 2 hours
- Sessions are usually once or twice a month
- Sessions take place at your office, my office in Encino, or at a restaurant or other outside location
- Coaching services are $300 per hour
- Introductory meeting is at no charge
- Contact us below