30 years’ experience coaching across industries, functions, and geographies, emphasizing those interested in switching careers from unique backgrounds. Has helped thousands of job seekers at early, mid-career, and senior levels.
30 years’ experience coaching across industries, functions, and geographies, emphasizing those interested in switching careers from unique backgrounds. Has helped thousands of job seekers at early, mid-career, and senior levels.
Michael has 30 years of experience coaching across a range of industries, functions, and geographies. Having led career management teams at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and Columbia Business School, Michael has coached thousands of professionals seeking to advance their careers. He’s also worked extensively with early-career professionals to explore and target career paths, and senior professionals seeking leadership opportunities in their industries.
With extensive knowledge of hiring practices across industries, Michael has helped thousands of job seekers who felt lost to identify their strengths and then the industries and roles that would most highly value their skills. He has worked with organizations to design thoughtful and inclusive hiring processes, and can share what these organizations are seeking from their future hires. Michael also taught job search courses including career assessment, industry research, resume & cover letter writing, interviewing, and negotiation.



My coaching style is collaborative, trust-based, and intellectually curious, helping clients to realize and build on their strengths.
I’ve successfully led experienced managers and coached experienced managers on topics including conflict resolution, professional development, using appreciative inquiry techniques to maximize positive outcomes.
I have extensive experience with college graduates and MBAs entering the job market into non-managerial roles, coaching them on optimizing their impact on organizations and setting short and long-term career goals.
I have several years of directly supervising new managers and have led a leadership development program designed to promote healthy organization building.
