MacIndoe is an executive coaching and leadership development consultancy firm specialising in enabling business leaders and teams to
build on their strengths to maximise results.
Gail MacIndoe created her company MacIndoe, a UK based executive leadership and coaching consultancy, to enable
business leaders to gain high performing results through identifying, developing and maximising strengths of themselves as leaders
and accessing the diverse strengths of the individuals within their teams.
Gail talks about herself and the Strengths Approach
Philosophy
The MacIndoe philosophy is based on leading edge thinking drawn from positive psychology and neuroscience. Research has shown that
the biggest successes are gained by focusing on the desired future and what is currently working rather than focusing time and
resources on fixing what it wrong. Working in this way means that difficulties and obstacles are overcome with greater ease and the
organisation gains the best use of individual and team strengths to achieve more in the future.
Gail's interest in the strengths based approach to leadership and management dates back to 1999 with the introduction of ground
breaking research conducted by Gallup published in First Break All The Rules. It was in 2007 as Executive Coach & Learning &
Development Manager at Aviva, after personally piloting a strengths approach, she saw the successful outcomes of such an
approach. Armed with tangible proof, Gail has continued to introduce pioneering work in strengths in a number of leading corporations.
MacIndoe is led by Gail MacIndoe, a certified executive coach and master NLP practitioner and is supported by a network of highly
qualified coaches. The range of services offered include 1:1 executive coaching, building high performing teams, designing and
managing Strengths Mentoring programmes, psychometric testing, bespoke leadership development workshops, team facilitation and
professional speaking. Organisations that Gail has worked for include HSBC Insurance Brokers, Aviva, QinetiQ, American Express,
Linklaters, Santander, Lloyds and KBR.