Annette Goodman, is a Leadership and Performance Executive Coach, author, facilitator, speaker, and leadership development strategist with an extensive background of more than 25 years of leadership experience in both corporate and non-profit settings, including as a Senior Project Manager at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
As a coach, Annette partners with senior and emerging leaders to create sustainable impact in their professional and personal lives, asking thought-provoking questions to devise personalized solutions. Annette also works with clients who are reflecting on 360 performance feedback, exploring their future direction and career path, strengthening boundaries on their time, and seeking tools to manage their stress and anxiety.
With a focus on incorporating neuroscience principles into her practice, Annette’s coaching clients explore how they can rewire their brains to cultivate new habitual ways of thinking, feeling and communicating. The focus on neuroscience affords clients a deeper understanding of how their brain’s wiring profoundly impacts various aspects of their lives, from cognition and planning to behavior and emotional balance.
Annette co-authored a Yale research paper titled "Cognitive Priming and Cognitive Training," and she also co-wrote a book titled "The Woman Who Changed Her Brain." The book is based on neuroscience, the study of how our brain circulates information from input to output in all facets of our lives..
Annette’s background also includes writing social-emotional curriculum as well as developing and facilitating an Emotional Intelligence certification course for The International Society for Emotional Intelligence. Additionally, Annette designs and leads webinars and workshops on “Emotionally Intelligent Communication: Building Stronger Executive Relationships.”
Annette Goodman
Leadership & Performance Coach
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