Leah has a unique ability to listen carefully and understand what leaders and organizations need. She asks thoughtful questions that help people reach their own conclusions.

As CEO and founder of my own company, I've found her mentorship invaluable. She has years of experience building and growing her own business; she understands the challenges leaders face.

Leah doesn’t just give advice — she helps you think differently. She gently challenges assumptions, reframes problems, and creates space for possibility. More than once, she would calmly ask the exact right question. I often catch myself thinking, “What would Leah say?” And surprisingly, I can usually hear her voice in my head — not giving me answers, but reminding me to trust myself.

She’s the kind of coach who helps you come home to your own wisdom. She’s strategic and savvy, yes — but she leads with heart. She sees the big picture and the human behind the business. For someone to help you move through uncertainty with grace, build something bold, or simply lead with more intention, Leah is the real deal.

What sets her apart isn’t just her business knowledge, but her blend of deep compassion and strategic clarity. She helped me navigate some of the most complex, emotional business decisions of my life. Through all of it, she has held space with empathy, curiosity, and wisdom.

Leah is great about inclusion, makes each meeting thought provoking. Her facilitation keep us moving along, allowing people to talk when they need to.