written by Cherie Mclaughlin The scariest part of hiring your first employees isn’t the costs or the risk of a bad hire. It’s wondering if you’re the right person to... Read more.
written by Victoria Trabosh COVID-19 will define a time in the world when no one had control; when no one was sure what to do next. We look to leaders... Read more.
written by Kamala Avila-Salmon “We joined the ERG because we needed help, but we became the help,” she said. LET THAT READ SINK INTO YOUR SOUL AND MAKE YOU SQUIRM.... Read more.
written by Kamala Avila-Salmon It was an idea so obvious that I couldn’t believe I hadn’t articulated it explicitly before: the presumed neutrality of Whiteness. What I mean is the... Read more.
written by Joshua Hoering Becoming more strategic, collaborative, and valuable. For $250, a business can pay a graphic designer to create a logo for their business. Or, for $10,000 a... Read more.
written by Kamala Avila-Salmon Yesterday, I heard a line that I just can’t stop thinking about. “White people are acting like Black people just came out.” It’s laugh-out-loud funny but... Read more.
Written by Carol Kauffman It can come out of nowhere — a contempt attack. Like a panic attack, it arises suddenly and takes over completely. You feel a roil of emotions... Read more.
written by Alice Tang, ChFC®, MIM Sink or Swim: It’s all about how you pivot As the world changes in response to the Coronavirus Pandemic, we are not likely to... Read more.
Today POW Film Fest is launching POW TV, a virtual viewing station for discovering stories told by women and non-binary filmmakers. The past few months have provided many of us... Read more.
Please enjoy my contribution to a “Sticky Situation” published in this months Choice Magazine titled, “Breaking the Glass Ceiling. Coaching women in Leadership”. Read more Sticky Situation articles here!
Since 2003, I have leveraged my 40-year business career and life experience into a role as an executive coach and international speaker, author and columnist. Practicing what I preach, I have been my own agent of change during my career. It has sparked in me a passion for helping others change as well. In fact, I’ve committed my life to it.
In order to be an agent of change, I have to be the one out there creating change. Through speaking, coaching, and writing I encourage leadership in others through the way I live my life.
Victoria Trabosh - Certified Executive Coach
Portland, OR
Tel: 503.841.6108
Email: Vicky@VictoriaTrabosh.com
