Meet Coach Eleni

Eleni Pallas spearheads Leaders for Good. She coaches,
teaches, speaks, and creates resources regarding the "how"
of leadership: how individuals and teams can think, feel and
act to respond deliberately to the challenges at hand.

She developed Human-Centric Leading to equip her clients
with the mindsets and tools to access their highest capacity
for greater impact.

Eleni holds an MBA and is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) accredited by the International Coaching Federation (ICF). She adheres to the ICF Code of Ethics and the European Union data privacy regulations.

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Eleni's Coaching Focus & Style

Eleni’s coaching style is down-to-earth and no nonsense, yet warm and accessible. She fosters an open and judgment-free coaching space where leaders' whole selves are integrated to build the self-trust essential to confidently address whatever comes their way.

Clients say that their progress is fast, they come to know their triggers and how to best redirect them, they more often respond deliberately vs react habitually, they feel more confident about their roles, and better navigate uncertainty to enhance their postitive impact.

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Eleni works at the individual and systemic levels simultaneously.

At the individual level, she no longer focuses solely on skills, as research has proven that chronic stress takes skills offline. She strengthens leaders' capacity, which includes energy, attention, intelligence, resilience, creativity and discernment. With that, leaders stay flexible and creative in face of obstacles, uncertainty, and disruption, while still working within inherited workplaces that drain capacity.

At the systemic level, Eleni provides leaders and teams with the levers that provide the biggest benefit for their effort. Instead of guessing or being over-influenced by the latest article they've read, Eleni provides the big picture and the change approach. That includes the five inherited drivers of workplace friction, the five drivers of flow and the bridge to get from one to the other. This clarity keeps leaders focused, making it easier to choose strategies that address the core issues, rather than symptoms, to create lasting change.