Trust Yourself.
Reach Your Team.
Act with IMPACT Together.
Stop firefighting and start doing the work you and your team are meant to do. With empowering private and group leadership coaching, identify the most valuable actions you can take to grow yourself, lead with ease, communicate well, and guide everyone to reach their potential.
If it’s time to get off the hamster wheel and show up as the leader you really want to be – we can help. Let’s find your way to act with impact together.
“Curiosity calibrates communication for connection.”
— Kris Liebau
In the workplace, there are visible and invisible systems. Some are business and operation processes documented, perhaps even with a flowchart (Oh, how I love flowcharts).
However, you and your organizations systems and processes of communication, relationships, and culture are ultimately what limits or unlocks the potential of your collective success.
Engaged teams putting their best foot forward creates collective success – team, leader, and organization.
I’m Kris and I believe it’s possible to ACT with IMPACT.
As the founder of Action & Ease Leadership Coaching, Kris helps engineering executives and managers propel themselves and their teams forward. She’s best known for her innovative, 2-part coaching program that empowers you to identify the most valuable actions to take to grow yourself, lead with ease, communicate well, and guide your team to reach their potential.
Kris comes to this work having trained hundreds of people across her 20+ year career in leadership roles in engineering, quality, manufacturing, and the National Ski Patrol. She holds a master’s degree in engineering management from Michigan Tech , multiple key quality and engineering certifications, and several top coaching and change leadership certifications including ones from Cornell University. In all that she does, Kris is passionate about guiding you to be able to trust yourself, reach others, and act with impact together.
When she’s not coaching leaders and their teams, you’ll find Kris skiing (or patrolling) the snowy slopes near Detroit, MI, where she lives with her daughter and her husband , Brian. Beyond the mountain, she finds joy in a hot fresh brewed cup of loose-leaf English breakfast tea, the opportunity to lay in her hammock with a great view, and sharing a cold Michigan microbrew with friends.