Therese Miclot

Therese Miclot is an executive coach and master facilitator. She works with senior leaders at the high-stakes inflection points of their careers, from stepping into a bigger role to earning buy-in at every level of the organization.

For more than two decades, she has worked with leaders across manufacturing, banking, professional services, and sports and entertainment, at organizations including Meta, the New York Stock Exchange, Citi, Scotiabank, Chanel, McDonald’s, ESPN, Madison Square Garden, the Indiana Pacers, the Atlanta Falcons, Grant Thornton, and Rockwell Automation.

She’s sought after as a facilitator, a word she takes literally. Facilitate comes from Latin facilis, meaning “to make easier.” That’s her approach to coaching too. She helps leaders make it easier for others to follow them, to lead change, to influence outcomes, and to move past what’s standing in their way.

In practice, that means spotting the behavioral patterns that are often someone’s blind spot, knowing which lever actually moves a team when it’s stuck, and reading a dynamic in the room that others miss. From there, she helps leaders turn what she’s seeing into new behaviors that enable them to succeed in high-stakes situations.

Therese holds a Master’s degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology and is co-author of The Facilitation Advantage, a practical guide for senior leaders on working cohesively, driving innovation, and removing the obstacles that get in the way of results.

Leaders come to her ready to make it easier: for themselves, and for everyone counting on them.