Published Articles

• Transparency; transparent leaders require transparent coaches
  (Suzi Pomerantz, MA., MCC and Bill Lindberg, JD, MCC, Choice Magazine, Vol 7, Iss 1, March 2009)
• You're a Great Business Coach? It's Not Enough!
  (Suzi Pomerantz, MT., MCC, Worldwide Association of Business Coaches, Vol 3, Iss 2, Summer 2007)
• Sweet Spot for Selling Services
  (full newsletter version)
  (Suzi Pomerantz, MT., MCC, Sales and Service Excellence, Vol 7, Num 5, May 2007)
• The Ten Keys to Building Your Services Business Beyond the Next Level
  http://www.agora-business-center.com/1206_building.html
  (Suzi Pomerantz, MT., MCC)
• The Future of Executive Coaching: Analysis From a Market Life Cycle Approach
  (Sheila Maher, MA., MBA. and Suzi Pomerantz, MT., MCC)
• Coaching: A Doorway to Innovation & Creative Thought
  (Suzi Pomerantz, Market Monthly: In Business For Business™, 1996)
• Creating the DuPont Women Lawyers' Network
  (Suzi Pomerantz, Diversity & The Bar, the magazine of the Minority Corporate Counsel Association, August 1999)
• Guidance From the Sidelines: Part Counselor, Part Mentor, Part Cheerleader, the 'Business Coach' Is a New Addition to Corporate Rosters
  (Featuring Suzi Pomerantz, The Washington Post, Sunday, June 28, 1998)
• Why a CEO's Game Plan Now Includes an Executive Coach
  (Goizueta Business School, Emory University, 2003)
• Executive Coaching Yields Return On Investment Of Almost Six Times Its Cost
  (press release, Manchester Inc., Jan. 28, 2001)
• Lawyers Find Success in Hiring Coach
  (L.A. Daily Journal, Feb. 4, 2000)
• Excerpts from So You're a Player. Do You Need A Coach?
  (Fortune, Feb. 28, 2000)
• Excerpts from It takes a strong stomach to listen to how other people see you.
  (Fast Company, March 2000)
• Read more coaching articles from Coachuniverse.com

Other Related Articles

• Law Practice Coaches Help You Perform An “Internal Audit” Of Your Law Practice, Acquire New Levels Of Success
  (Suzi Pomerantz, May, 2001)
• Business Coaching -- A Leadership Necessity
  (Suzi Pomerantz, Apr. 21, 2000)
• The Top 10 Reasons Why A Corporate Executive Hires A Coach
  (CoachVille, 2001)
• No Gossiping at the Office? Do Tell.
  (Washington Post, Aug. 4, 2002)
• The Mommy Esq. Series:
  Part Time Work Arrangements: Panacea or Just a Pay Cut?
  (Suzi Pomerantz and Megan Mahony-Wickham, Esq., BluesuitMom.com, 2002)

COACHING INDUSTRY SHOWS GROWTH: Through a survey of more than 300 companies nationwide (USA), Manchester Inc., a career management and management consulting firm, found that 59% of organizations currently offer coaching or other developmental counseling to their managers and executives.  Another 20% of organizations said they plan to offer such coaching within the next year.

NEW SURVEY STAT: The Lee Hecht Harrison outplacement firm reports that 9 out of 10 human resources executives they polled said their companies offer coaching to executives. (Published in ColoradoBiz, Dec. 1999)

PUBLICATIONS:
Articles and books by Suzi Pomerantz

Is Your Net Working? , Washington Sales Journal, 1996.

Coaching: A Doorway to Innovation & Creative Thought, Market Monthly Magazine, 1996.

Is Your Coaching Net Working?, Being In Action: The Journal of Professional & Personal Coaching, 1997.

Coaching Teams, Being In Action: The Journal of Professional & Personal Coaching, Winter 1997.

Creating the DuPont Women Lawyers’ Network, Diversity & The Bar Magazine, August 1999.

The Future of Executive Coaching: Analysis from a Market Life Cycle Approach, IJCO, 2003, v1,n2.

An Executive-Centered Approach To Conducting the Coaching Engagement, IJCO, 2003,v1,n3.

Ethically Speaking: Ethics and the Executive Coach, IJCO, 2004, v2,n3.

Drawing Lines in the Sand: Ethics in Coaching, Contracting and Confidentiality, IJCO, 2004, v2,n3.

The Ten Keys to Building Your Coaching Business Beyond the Next Level, IJCO, 2005, v3,n4.

Author of Seal the Deal: The Essential Link Between Networking, Marketing and Sales (HRD Press, October 2006)

Contributing Author of The Business Mom Guide Book: More Life, Less Overwhelm for Mom Entrepreneurs (Wyatt-MacKenzie, September 2006)