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Kim Frerichs

Currently: Principal, Red Frog Coaching & Consulting; 5Rings Mentor; Senior Program Coach with the Newfield Network

Practice focus: Executive coaching and leadership development that explores and expands individual and collective capacities to generatively meet, move with and lead through changing times

Areas of interest: The integration of verbal and non-verbal expression, our notions and uses of power, transformative evolution

Client organizations include: Bellevue Downtown Association, Corixa, EPA, Evergreen Hospital, Federated Department Stores, K2Sports, NASA, National Park Service, News Tribune, Outdoors For All Foundation, PATH, SAP, Seattle Times, Verizon, Zumiez

Learning path includes: Coaching Excellence in Organizations, Newfield Network/Enterprise Performance; Generating Transformative Change in Human Systems Program, Pacific Integral/Leadership Institute of Seattle; 5Rings Cultivating Excellence Certification, Stuart Heller; Leadership Development Framework Certification, Harthill UK; Ontological Coaching Certification, The Newfield Network; Co-Active Coaching Certification, The Coaches Training Institute; Masters work in Education; Bachelors degree in Psychology

Cathie Bachy

Currently: Principal, Bachy Coaching and Consulting; Program Coach with the Newfield Network

Practice focus: Personal and professional development coaching that integrates somatic and linguistic awareness and emotional intelligence to expand possibilities for creative action and leadership; creating sacred space for conversation

Most recently: Ten years with Starbucks Coffee Company in Global Responsibility

Areas of interest: Brain Science, Vibrational Psychology, Energy based healing systems, Aikido

Learning path: Newfield Network Certified Coach; training with Stuart Heller of Cultivating Excellence and in Embodied Leadership with Richard Strozzi Heckler of the Strozzi Institute; M.Ed. in Adult Education from the University of Massachusetts; B.S. in Languages and Linguistics from Georgetown University

Page updated Wed, June 3, 2009