If you would like to explore coaching or Chapter 2, email me with a little about what brings you here. We can arrange an initial conversation to see whether working together would help.
I also welcome enquiries about collaborations, advisory work and press.
London / Brighton
I did the things you're supposed to do as a young woman growing up on a farm in the North of England. Work hard. Cambridge. Then a career I threw myself into: over twenty years in finance, including fifteen years based in Asia, with INSEAD and Harvard Business School along the way. Always striving, always achieving, always reaching for the next thing.
I led an investment firm for a decade as Managing Partner and then Partner & CEO, helping build the firm to a peak AUM of USD 5.5bn.
From the outside it looked like it was going well, and in most objective ways it was.
But underneath, there was a quieter thread I kept pulling at: a wondering. Whether this was it. Whether I was doing the thing I was actually meant to do, or just the thing I was good at. The two aren't the same, and it took me a long time to notice the gap.
What I found on the other side of that wondering wasn't a neat answer. I'm suspicious of neat answers. It was a space to think honestly about what matters, and create enough steadiness to act on it. It turns out the questions that felt like a problem were the most useful thing about me.
Now I work with people who recognise that thread in themselves: capable, driven, quietly wondering whether the life they're running so hard to keep up with is the one they actually want.
I'm here to think alongside you, honestly, while you work it out.
“Rebecca provides a space where I can collect my thoughts and reflect on not just what is going on, or the way I feel about it, but greater clarity on what I should own.”
Private Equity specialist · UK asset owner
Former GB track and field athlete, competing in heptathlon. Member of the winning Cambridge Women's Blue Boat in 1999.
Mentor with Girls Are Investors (GAIN). Creating room for different experiences and perspectives.
How experience, emotion and assumptions shape judgement, and what we can learn by paying closer attention.
