Alicia Daugherty MBA
Location: Oxford, PA
Language: English
Alicia brings to AIIR 30 years of experience as a senior leader in the telecommunications and energy industries. Throughout her career she has found that the most rewarding aspect of any job has been working with people to help them realize their personal and professional potential. As a leadership and executive coach, she is passionate about helping leaders to define their own version of success and to leverage their strengths toward achieving that vision.
Alicia’s approach to coaching is to start where the client is, explore where they want to be and help define actionable strategies for getting there. She partners with them as they develop greater clarity on their values, vision and strengths, while challenging them to face self-limiting beliefs, take accountability for action and recognize that everything they do is a choice.
Clients have described Alicia as insightful, challenging, supportive and passionate. She creates an environment of trust where clients know they are safe and are willing to take risks which are essential to their growth and transformation.
Alicia is seasoned executive who has been recognized for her leadership and performance in the telecommunications and energy industries, most recently serving as vice president of the Consumer Experience Transformation Office at Comcast. Her diverse experience includes managing all aspects of operations, implementing business redesign initiatives, and driving transformation. Proven capabilities include building teams; leading through organizational and cultural change; developing and implementing process improvements; project management and execution; and cross-organizational problem solving. credentials give her the ability to understand the challenges executives face and the perspective to help them grow and develop within the context of the organization.
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