Hamish Johnstone
Hamish Johnstone is an Executive Coach and Career Transition specialist, who has been developing and transitioning leaders for over 20 years.
Prior to setting up as an independent consultant, Hamish successfully worked in Chief People Officer roles for large corporations including DHL, Hellaby Holdings, and Todd Corporation. Before this, Hamish specialised in recruitment and outplacement at Sheffield Consulting Group and was a search partner at Heidrick and Struggles.
Credentials include:
BSc in Psychology
IECL - Level 2 coaching accreditation through the Institute of Executive Coaching and Leadership
ICC - International Certified Coach through the International Coaching Community
ICF - Member of the International Coaching Federation
Hamish is an accredited practitioner in the Human Synergistics - Life Styles Inventory (LSI). A powerful and insightful self-assessment and colleague feedback diagnostic tool for personal and leadership development.
Hamish's executive coaching approach is centered around collaboration and tailored support FOR YOU.
Each session begins with a deep exploration of your objectives and aspirations. By actively listening to your needs, Hamish ensures that his coaching is aligned with your specific goals. Rather than offering predefined solutions, he partners with you to understand your unique challenges, empowering you to take ownership of your development.
Through this collaborative process, Hamish designs a customised coaching plan, crafted to drive personal and professional growth. His approach emphasizes reflection, dialogue, and co-creation, ensuring that every session delivers actionable insights and tangible outcomes that are directly aligned with your aspirations.
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My pledge to you as an ICF professional
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