Coaching that changes behavior, not just intentions

gothamCulture executive coaching connects individual leadership development to organizational culture — so it actually sticks.

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Executive coaching

Most leadership challenges aren’t skill gaps

They’re adaptive challenges — situations where leaders have the technical knowledge but struggle with the behavioral and relational dimensions of the work.

How to make a hard decision with incomplete information. How to give feedback that actually lands. How to lead a team through uncertainty without projecting your own anxiety.

“The goal isn’t a more compliant leader. It’s a more capable one.”

gothamCulture has supported leaders through exactly these challenges for over 15 years — research-grounded, practical, and built around the real work leaders face.

Who benefits most

The leaders who get the most from coaching

Usually the high performer who recognizes the style that got them here may not be what’s needed at the next level — not the executive on a development plan.

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Senior executives & C-suite

Honest feedback gets rarer the higher you go. Coaching provides confidential, unfiltered perspective.

2

High-potential & emerging leaders

The IC-to-manager shift is one of the hardest professional transitions. Coaching raises the success rate.

3

Leadership teams

When the problem is relational, not individual — misalignment, communication breakdowns — team coaching addresses what 1:1 coaching can’t.

Our approach

Three principles

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Evidence-based

Organizational psychology, behavioral science, adult development theory — not the latest bestseller.

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Matched to the work

Coaches matched to the developmental challenge, not demographics or biography.

I

Integrated with context

Connected to culture and leadership development work so coaching is reinforced, not undermined.

Assessment & coaching technology

Backed by data, run through purpose-built tools

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Leadership Mosaic

A research-based, 360-degree multi-rater survey showing how a leader is perceived across communication, decision-making, team leadership, and strategic thinking — normed against a database of leaders across industries and available in 29 languages.

Mosaic Coaching Studio engagement dashboard

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Mosaic Coaching Studio

Our coaching management platform — sponsors approve every coach, engagements are tracked against named competencies session by session, a mobile app keeps leaders moving with daily nudges between sessions, and impact reports show goal attainment and behavior change over time. Fully white-labeled, deployed in hours. See how it works →

Assessment data is often the fastest way to move past what leaders think is happening and get to what’s actually happening.

Reinforcing new behaviors between sessions

The Mosaic Habit Shaper keeps coaching from fading once the session ends — turning insight into small, daily practice:

Daily, science-based nudges prompt leaders to practice the specific behaviors their coaching is working on

Tied to the goals that matter — reinforcement maps to the competencies tracked in each engagement

Low-lift and habit-forming — a few minutes a day sustains momentum between structured sessions

Mosaic Habit Shaper
9:41
MosaicAre you feeling generous?
Good morning!
Generously caring for your team’s needs is a mark of great leadership.
Today, give abundantly in whatever you have to offer. It could be helping someone with a difficult task, surprising the team with a treat, or anything else you can think of.
I commit!
Engagement arc

What a coaching engagement looks like

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Discovery

Understand the leader’s role, goals, and organizational context — often through stakeholder conversations.

2

Assessment (when applicable)

Leadership Mosaic or other instruments give a diagnostic baseline.

3

Structured sessions

Biweekly or monthly 1:1s grounded in what the leader is actually navigating right now.

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Progress & closure

Track against initial goals; close with a clear picture of what changed and what’s next.

Who we’ve coached

Across sectors, one common thread

Leaders who take their development seriously and want a rigorous process — not just a coaching relationship on the calendar.

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Starting the work

The best starting point is a conversation about what you’re trying to accomplish and what’s getting in the way.

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