Ed Evarts is the founder and president of Excellius Leadership Development, a firm focused on helping successful leaders build their self-awareness so these leaders can self manage more effectively. He is the author of Raise Your Visibility and Value and the forthcoming book, Drive Your Career. He coaches mid- to senior-level business professionals and their teams, engaging real-time and tailored solutions focused on the unique needs and environment of each participant. Ed also hosts his podcast, Be Brave @ Work. Like many people, Ed started his career in an industry that his parents work In this episode we discuss: His early career journey from retail to HR, and then eventually to coaching. Ed coaches mid to senior-level business professionals and teams, engaging real-time and unique solutions. He is the founder and president of Excellius Leadership Development, a firm focused on helping successful leaders build their self-awareness so these leaders can self-manage more effectively. Ed is the author of two books: “Raise Your Visibility and Value” and his latest book, “Drive Your Career” will be released in March 2020. He hosts a podcast, Be Brave at Work. ed in, the retail industry. After college, he worked in merchandising and quickly became attracted to the area of human resources. He spent decades in several major retail companies as a human resources manager and then transferred into another industry where he rose through the ranks until 2008 when the economy tanked. His position was eliminated and he decided to establish his independent practice as an Executive and Leadership Coach. Listen, subscribe and read show notes at - episode 062
02/19/20 • 35 min
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