Executive Coaching Services

Executive coaching that connects to your business outcomes.

Most executive coaching services cannot tell you what changed. Boon's EXEC program anchors every engagement to your leadership model, with 360s, Hogan, pre/post competency measurement, and structured stakeholder alignment, so when your board asks what the investment produced, you have an answer.

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The Problem

Why most executive coaching services underdeliver.

01
Expensive, but unmeasured

Executive coaching is often the largest line item in an L&D budget, yet it's the hardest to justify. Most providers deliver satisfaction surveys and session counts. When the CFO asks what's changed, the answer is vague.

02
Disconnected from the organization

The coaching relationship lives between the executive and their coach, with no structured connection to the organization's strategy, leadership model, or stakeholder expectations. Development happens in a silo.

03
One size fits all

Many executive coaching platforms use the same matching algorithm and assessment model for every client. But an executive at a growth-stage fintech faces different challenges than one at a Fortune 500 manufacturer. Context matters.

Evaluating Providers

What separates great executive coaching from good enough.

Coaches with executive experience

Certifications matter, but executives need coaches who understand the weight of the decisions they make. Look for coaches who have operated at senior levels.

Stakeholder alignment built in

Executive coaching should include structured touchpoints with key stakeholders. At kickoff, the executive, their manager or board sponsor, and their coach should align on what success looks like. At closeout, they should review what changed.

Measurement against your leadership model

Generic assessment models miss what matters to your organization. The best executive coaching services measure growth against the capabilities you've defined for your senior leaders.

A Different Model

Traditional executive coaching vs. Boon EXEC.

Timing
Traditional

Reactive. Engaged after a performance issue or during a transition.

Boon EXEC

Proactive. Development starts at onboarding and continues as a long-term partnership.

Focus
Traditional

Individual goals set between executive and coach.

Boon EXEC

Organizational goals. Executive, stakeholder, and coach align on what the business needs.

Structure
Traditional

Unstructured sessions with no defined program arc.

Boon EXEC

Structured arc: baseline assessment, development plan, milestone reviews, closeout.

Coach Match
Traditional

Based on personal chemistry and availability.

Boon EXEC

Based on role, industry, organizational context, and the capabilities you have defined for senior leaders.

Measurement
Traditional

Anecdotal. "The executive found it valuable."

Boon EXEC

Competency-level. Pre/post assessment against your leadership model with stakeholder validation.

One of the things that set Boon apart was how personalized their match process was. Boon was one of the only solutions that truly combined personal and professional development.

Alicia Kiser
Alicia Kiser
EVP of Human Resources, M3 Insurance
How Boon Helps

Executive coaching built for accountability.

Boon EXEC pairs senior leaders with experienced coaches in long-term partnerships. Every engagement is anchored to your leadership model and includes structured stakeholder alignment so development connects to the business.

Dedicated partnerships

Executives are matched with coaches based on role, industry, and organizational context. The relationship is a long-term partnership. Coaches are briefed on your culture and strategic priorities.

Stakeholder alignment

At kickoff and closeout, the executive, their sponsor, and coach align on goals and review progress. This creates shared accountability and ensures coaching connects to what the organization needs.

Competency-level reporting

Pre/post assessments mapped to your leadership framework show verified behavior change. Your L&D team gets data that proves impact.

How the EXEC program works

Structure

A structured six-month engagement with clear midpoint and close milestones.

Kickoff and cadence

Kickoff includes confidential intake, 360 context review, and Hogan assessment, then bi-weekly sessions with a dedicated coach.

Confidentiality and reporting

Session content stays between the executive and coach. The sponsor receives progress summaries at midpoint and close showing focus areas and engagement quality, never session content.

Pricing

Usage-based: you pay for coaching that gets used, with no per-seat commitment. We share numbers on the first call, before any lengthy sales process.

The Results

Measurement is the product. Here is ours.

23%
Average competency improvement

Measured pre/post against each client's own leadership framework.

89%
Session attendance

Leaders show up when the coach match fits the role and the moment.

+87
Net promoter score

From participants across Boon coaching programs.

The Coaches

Coaches who have sat in the seat.

A sample of the coaches Boon matches with senior leaders.

Tris Oakley, executive coach
Tris Oakley
13 Years Leading Sales at Google

Coaches sales and revenue leaders on delegation, trust, and performance culture under targets.

Yuval Goren, executive coach
Yuval Goren
25+ Years in Tech · ICF PCC

Coaches enterprise executives and founders on focus, execution, and high performing teams.

Amy Kelly Lauer, executive coach
Amy Kelly Lauer
Former SVP & GM, Sephora

Coaches retail and consumer executives on scale, performance, and leadership growth.

Renee Motley, executive coach
Renee Motley
J.P. Morgan · Robinhood · PayPal

Coaches senior leaders on decision making under pressure, presence, and leading through volatility.

Common Questions

About executive coaching services

Look for three things. First, coaches with real executive experience, not just certifications. Your executives need a coach who has navigated the kinds of decisions they face. Second, measurement that goes beyond satisfaction. Can the provider show competency-level change tied to your framework? Third, organizational context. The coach should understand your culture, your strategic priorities, and the specific pressures your leaders are under. Generic executive coaching is easy to find. Contextual executive coaching is rare.
Executive coaching fees vary widely. Boutique coaches charge $300-$500 per session. Enterprise platforms bundle pricing into annual contracts that can be difficult to compare. Boon uses a usage-based model, so you pay for coaching that gets used. We discuss pricing early in the conversation so you can evaluate the investment before committing to a lengthy sales process. The real cost question is ROI: what is changing as a result of the investment?
Leadership coaching is a broad category that can apply to managers, directors, and emerging leaders. Executive coaching is specifically designed for senior leaders, C-suite, VPs, and senior directors, who face unique challenges: board dynamics, organizational strategy, cross-functional influence, and high-stakes decision making. The coaching relationship tends to be longer-term and more strategic. At Boon, our EXEC program is built for this tier.
We match based on organizational context, not just personality fit. Our matching considers the executive's role, industry, specific challenges, and the capabilities you've defined for your senior leaders. Executives meet with a shortlist of coaches and choose the best fit. The relationship is a long-term partnership, not a rotating door of different coaches.
We use pre/post competency assessments tied to your specific leadership model. At kickoff, the executive, their stakeholders, and their coach align on development goals. At closeout, they review progress together. In between, your L&D team has access to dashboards showing participation and competency trends. The result is data that justifies expanding the investment.
Most executive coaching services are either expensive boutique firms with no measurement infrastructure, or large platforms where executives are just one more user in a system designed for scale. Boon sits in between: dedicated executive coaching partnerships backed by competency-level measurement, structured stakeholder alignment, and a platform that connects EXEC to the rest of your leadership development ecosystem.
No. Exec.com is a conversation-practice and AI roleplay product, with public software seats around $20 and $39 per month and a G2 #1 coaching-software rating. Boon EXEC is executive coaching for senior leaders, with 360s and Hogan, inside a five-program system. If you searched for one and landed on the other, see /compare/exec.
Next Step

Executive coaching your board can actually measure.

30 minutes, no sales pitch. We'll walk through how EXEC would work for your leaders, show you what measurable leadership development looks like, and share pricing before you commit to anything.

  • Whether EXEC fits your senior leaders and goals
  • How coach matching and measurement work
  • How usage-based pricing scales with your team
Alex Simmons

You'll meet Alex Simmons

Co-Founder & CEO, Boon

Prefer email? Write to us and we'll reply within one business day: asimmons@boon-health.com