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Position Summary:
EYs Social Enterprise team helps support social collaboration for the firms 170,000 employees globally. The position is responsible for assisting EYs leaders and the Social Enterprise team by providing social collaboration coaching for EY leaders.
The Executive Coach will assist and take direction from the sub-team lead, Social Enterprise Thought Leadership and Executive Engagement and work collaboratively with other members of the team.
Essential Functions of the Job:
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
- Assist the Social Enterprise team and EY leaders by:
- Providing one-to-one and small group coaching for global EY leaders regarding how to best leverage social collaboration for themselves, their employees, and their groups
- Building and nurturing relationships with other groups providing training for leaders to help appropriately embed social collaboration topics
- Collaborating with other EY groups to create and provide training for EY leaders
- Consistently using the tools to model leading practices and creatively communicate product applications
- Participating in online conversations internally to highlight best practices and increase Social Enterprise team visibility. Set tone, expectations, and rules of engagement for leaders
- Working with the Enterprise Social Interaction Lead to prepare leaders to participate in online events
- Providing ongoing support for leaders beyond initial coaching sessions via online tools (e.g., Yammer)
- Staying current on leading practices and how other organizations are demonstrating value and success using social applications and training leaders
- Providing guidance to key groups across the organization regarding how to best use social collaboration
- Participating in professional networking by interacting with peers and influencers both internally and externally
- Identifying, engaging, and building relationships with advocates and key influencers throughout the organization
- Helping leaders understand and communicate value and success metrics for their groups
- Capturing and documenting leading practice examples from within the organization
- Proactively escalating issues, observations, opportunities, and insights to the appropriate team members
Analytical/Decision Making Responsibilities:
- Executive Coach must have excellent planning, writing, presentation, and verbal communication skills particularly the ability to meaningfully communicate seemingly complex information to mainstream audiences.
- Sub-team Lead must have confidence and experience managing up (as well as laterally and down), since this person will be tasked with the planning and execution of communication strategies for specific leadership through the global EY organization.
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