Astrid Meyer holds a degree in business administration from the universities of Bonn and Cologne. After raising her sons and gaining nearly 20 years of coaching expertise at a subsidiary of the city of Bocholt, including her role as team lead of a coaching pool, she understands the challenges facing managers firsthand. As a trained systemicBusinessAs a coach and individual psychological consultant, she accompanies people to professional success and personal growth. Her task is to provide solution- and resource-oriented support to people in leadership positions on topics such as problem-solving skills, shared understanding of goals, equal action, and meaningful collaboration within a business-oriented system. She first develops clear and achievable concerns and goals together with our clients and their employees. Our consultants atExecutive Searchsupports them by carrying out psychometric procedures to predict personality and successful action in our clients’ companies. "Employees are the most important resource in a company. Employees spend their most alert and productive time of the day at work. A positive, positive, and resilient relationship between employees promotes commitment, commitment, creativity, and the will to give their best. Managers thus create the breeding ground for the growth and success of their employees. For these individuals, we offer our clients the tool of coaching. It provides mental support for these key positions to shape social interaction, it helps them find their way into new tasks and roles, or it simply enables them to find an individual, healthy way of dealing with stress and other pressures. I accompany people professionally during this valuable time with humor and confidence. I offer a protected space for reflection and neutral ground to question and understand their own personality within the corporate context, and to develop and practice alternative courses of action. I want to encourage people who bear responsibility for themselves and others and want to live up to this responsibility, show them ways and provide support for self-help."