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Are you a business owner, CEO or Executive leader of a small to mid-sized business? Do you find yourself working IN your business more than working ON it?
If you are challenged with growing pains, are finding it difficult to focus, have under-performing team members, experience communication conflicts or would simply like to proactively get to the next level or prepare for business pre-succession, Allison can assist.
business
consulting
Clients consider Allison their “Trusted Advisor and Strategic Thinking Partner who ‘gets it’.” Most Business Consultants offer advice without ever having actually owned a business!
Uniquely distinguishing Allison from other Consultants, is that prior to her Founding Coppia Advisory, she owned a successful structural engineering firm with her husband for 23 years. As its CEO, she grew and led their multi-million dollar business.
Also, during many of those years, she was a member of a CEO peer group, collaborating with other successful business owners. The issues and opportunities discussed in a confidential setting covered every business subject imaginable. Many of the issues have translated into learning opportunities that Allison continues to draw upon when assisting her clients.
Her business owner perspective and “in the trenches” experience is an invaluable contribution that Allison brings to her clients.
EJA collaborates with world-renowned architects and designers, manages projects across the U.S. and abroad, and has advised many lighting manufacturers and lighting technology companies on product design, functionality and technical viability.
Facilitator for the International Women Presidents’ Organization (WPO)
Allison Tabor, Coppia Advisory, leads two peer advisory groups of Bay Area multi-million dollar entrepreneurial women presidents and CEOs. Members Dana Finegold – Tart Collections and Lisa Sween – Jackson Lewis share their member experiences.
executive
coaching
Leveraging her firsthand business ownership and leadership experience, along with years of CEO Peer Advisory participation and facilitation, Allison S. Tabor, Certified Professional Coach (CPC), has honed her skills as an excellent thinking and accountability partner, helping CEO’s, Senior Management and Business Owners with their professional and personal development and success.
It’s lonely at the top and on the climb! But it doesn’t have to be!
High performing leaders understand the value of having a coach to bring out their best. Allison would love to help bring out your genius and empower you to reach your potential. One-on-one sessions vary from weekly to monthly, in-person and virtual meetings.
Executive coaching is customized and can include various areas of focus such as:
- Leadership development
- Motivation and challenges in the role
- Communication and collaboration with peers
- Accountability and support
- Brainstorming
- Strategic Thinking and Planning
- Talent Management
- Managing Operational Challenges
Allison served as a Mentor for the San Francisco Business Times’ BIZWOMEN MENTOR MONDAY for five consecutive years, as one of “the most influential women in the community,” for one-on-one coaching sessions with mentees. She has made a difference with hundreds of executives and their teams in various industries including: professional services, manufacturing, retail, construction and wineries, many of which are family owned.
David Babcock & Associates was established in 1998. Since then, DBA’s portfolio has grown to include a diverse body of work including land planning, landscape architecture, and interior architecture, with projects primarily located in the Northern California region.
As an award-winning Design and Build California General contractor for over 30 years, Gordon Reese Construction, Inc. has worked with Bay Area home owners to build their dream remodels. They’ve completed thousands of projects – from kitchen and bath remodels to second story additions.
Oakland’s Paramount Theatre is one of the finest remaining examples of Art Deco design in the United States. Designed by renowned San Francisco architect Timothy L. Pflueger and completed in late 1931, it was one of the first depression-era buildings to incorporate and integrate the work of numerous creative artists into its architecture and is particularly noteworthy for its successful orchestration of the various artistic disciplines into an original and harmonious whole.