A coach is an inspiring, resourceful and compassionate professional who empowers the client to take responsibility for her or his own results.

Professional coaching is a new approach to personal development. A coach and a willing individual enter into a powerful collaborative relationship aimed at realizing extraordinary results. The client creates results through a process of discovery, goal setting, and strategic actions. The coach acts as a thinking partner and provides support, encouragement and challenge. From the Hong Kong International Coaching Community Inc.

Professional women work with coaches for a range of reasons. Coaching can focus on many different aspects of life including executive, leadership, management, business and personal development, career planning and transition, relationships, time management, life balance, spirituality.

Stefanie is a Speaker Coach with Saatori – a bespoke consultancy working with diverse, multi-cultural industry leaders and speakers to expand their message, voice, and resonance to communicate more effectively. Saatori also offers leadership development coaching. Stefanie also works as a career coach and consultant for the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

Stefanie has connections with coaches who focus on areas of interest to women professionals, such as personal branding, leadership development and career transition. Contact her to discuss your needs.

Mentoring is proven to be one of the most important components to a successful career

Women on Business Founder, Stefanie Myers, firmly believes in the power of mentoring. She is a mentor for The Australian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong and Macau, established Mentor Walks in Hong Kong, and designs mentoring programs for women and young professionals. Contact her if you are looking to support your employees or community with a mentoring program.

Mentor Walks

Mentor Walks is a monthly series that connects emerging female leaders with a range of senior women from a diverse professional community. Bringing mentorship into the fresh air, each walk is a one-hour window for mentors and mentees to connect and discuss personal and professional challenges and long-term goals.

Mentor Walks is active in Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai and Australia.