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‘HOW ON EARTH CAN I CREATE WORLD-CLASS MIDDLE MANAGERS?’

Let’s be honest: most middle managers are left to just ‘figure it out as they go’. (I know, I’ve been there!)
But this is a tragic waste – not just for their confidence and careers, but on your company’s bottom line.

Because the truth is with the right support, middle managers can be transformed into your company’s most valuable asset.
And when that happens you’ll have:

Greater retention rates
Confident communicators
An aligned, connected, and focused team

That’s why I’ve asked 23 trailblazing leaders this 1 crucial question
(and YOU get to hear the answers)

“What’s the ONE thing leaders MUST consider if they want to develop
their middle managers?”

The Six Sigma Master Black Belt business coach who honed her craft at PwC, Microsoft and GoDaddy.

The former Fortune 500 global HR executive who left Corporate, launched her own luxury skincare brand, and is now an international leadership advisor.

The former Fortune 10 Chief of Staff who’s traded places – and now coaches the next generation of world-class C-Suite leaders.

And many, many more…

Yes, Leading from the Middle is absolutely free! AND… when the final interview
wraps, I’ll pay it forward by donating $2,023 to Hospice of the Chesapeake
a Maryland non-profit that supports those navigating a serious illness
or end of life diagnosis with compassion and care.

Helen Young-McLaughlin is CEO and founder of The Leverage Academy. She coaches managers and leaders on how important empathy, listening, and effective communication is to the health of any organization.

As an ICF-certified coach, she brings 25+ years of experience and a unique blend of coaching, counseling, and consulting to your company to transform your middle managers into your most valuable asset.

In her group program, The Leverage Academy, and through 1:1 coaching, Helen helps small and medium-sized businesses slash turnover, boost morale, improve relationships, and develop employees into productive (and happier) managers.

When she’s not coaching, you can find Helen in Annapolis, MD, hanging out with her husband and 2 girls, sitting waterside eating blue crabs with Old Bay seasoning (she’s a Maryland girl at heart), or relaxing on the beach with a good book (The Great Alone is one of her faves).