Executive coaching for CTOs, VPs of Engineering, and senior tech professionals who have the leadership skills, but watch them slip when the stakes are highest.
They went deep on the technology and left the people and the organization to sort themselves out.
Their messages were too complex, and their presentations ended without a clear ask.
Their calendars filled up with meetings, escalations, and other people's decisions, and the work only they could do kept getting pushed to next week.
They had capable teams and still ran everything themselves.
In the executive meeting, they still showed up as the smartest engineer in the room, with strong opinions and no situational awareness.
They all had the skills to fix these issues. Those skills failed them when the stakes were high and when things mattered the most.
I was a CTO and a VP. What I was missing was a system of leadership habits that held under pressure. Once I built it, my career took off.
Now I help other tech leaders build those habits for themselves.
The CEO sponsored six months of coaching.
After one month, the sponsor told me he couldn't recognize my client.
One of my clients, just promoted.
His manager said the process went without a hitch.
“I landed a VP position in less than six months thanks to Art's coaching. His strategic guidance and tailored approach made all the difference.”
Kan Tang, VP of DevOps Engineering
“Art doesn't just coach you for a role. He coaches you for clarity, confidence, and momentum.”
Srikanth Prabha, Cloud GTM Leader
“Art helped me sharpen how I sell ideas and adapt my communication style to build stronger relationships and trust.”
Szilárd Stange, VP of Engineering
When a senior tech leader's habits hold under pressure, the whole organization moves faster. That is what your company is paying for.
Major projects run through capable leaders instead of waiting on one person.
Technology investments get a clear case and a clear ask, so they get decided and ship.
Technology is part of the business decision, not an afterthought to it.
Most coaches charge per session. I don't. Each engagement is built around a specific leadership outcome within a defined timeline.
Major initiatives stall in review. Decisions pile up waiting on one leader. The team waits instead of moving. And a strong technical leader who could be running more stays stuck where they are.
A short self-assessment across the four FORGE domains: Clarity, Leverage, Influence, and Durability. See where your habits hold and where they slip. Then use your results to start the conversation with your company.
We talk about where you are and what you need to change.
We agree on a specific result and a timeline. Assessments and 360 feedback are included if you want them.
We meet as often as needed until the change shows up in your work and in the business.
Typically 6 months.
For CTOs, VPs of Engineering, and senior tech leaders. Includes 1:1 sessions, assessment and 360 feedback (if desired), and a tailored leadership development plan.
See details and book a call →Typically 3 months.
For senior tech leaders exploring what's next. Includes a strengths assessment, 1:1 sessions, resume and LinkedIn reviews, and mock interviews.
See details and book a call →Four weeks.
For senior tech leaders with a promotion conversation coming. Two 1:1 sessions, plus a written profile and case you keep.
See details and book a call →Coaching framework that helps senior tech leaders turn leadership skills into pressure-tested habits. Four domains, twelve mechanisms. Your plan picks the ones that move your outcome.
How you make decisions and what you focus on.
How you get results through others.
How you move what you do not control.
Whether it holds under load and over time.