Shelley McClure

Dr. Shelley McClure is passionate about propelling individuals to success by supporting them to look within and to lead from where they stand. Leadership in every capacity is about building relationships and taking action that transforms self, organizations, and communities. Coaching is a catalyst for change and Dr. McClure fosters a collaborative partnership with clients to support the achievement of extraordinary results.
 
Dr. McClure is an engaging coach, educator, and facilitator. She has over thirty years of experience working with clients in business, education, and health care. Regardless of the industry, Shelley is a champion of transformative leadership, one that is equitable and just, inclusive of relationships, and positive thinking. 

Her areas of concentration are personal mastery, transformative leadership, trauma informed coaching, and using a coach approach for increasing engagement, employing strategic initiatives, and leading individual and team processes. Shelley is all about liberating the greatness in others. She is a lifelong learner and her formal education includes:

Doctorate in Education in Educational Leadership
Master of Arts in Leadership and Training
Certificate in Executive Coaching
Certificate of Advanced Management
Bachelor of General Studies (Education major)
In addition she is certified to facilitate:

Achieve Global Curriculum®
Coaching Out of the Box®
Developing Capable People®
Fierce Conversations©
Myers Briggs Type Inventory (Type I and II)®
Psychological Safety®,
Thomas-Kilman Conflict Mode Instrument©,
Trust in the Workplace®,
Strength Based Leadership®

Dr. McClure leads a fulfilling life with her husband, who she met in high school, their daughter and son-in-law, and their senior American cocker spaniel. Shelley loves to spend time in nature hiking and cycling, as well as reading, gardening, and spending time with family and friends. 
When you read Hargrove’s quote does it describe what you want to do? “Dream. Imagine. Explore. Rebel. Invent. Create. Transform. Pioneer. Do these words describe what you do?” (Hargrove, 2008). It definitely describes how Dr. McClure traverses the world.