Sharon Brown, Ernest Mark, Belma González & Guthrie Sayen

Teaches at Leadership That Works

Sharon Brown, PCC trains coaches and teaches coaching skills in workplace, school and community settings that enhance communication and collaboration, as well as catalyze transformation and action. Sharon’s commitment to serving communities and their residents spills over into her personal life where she co-leads a women’s circle at a homeless shelter, is an Alternatives to Violence Project lead prison workshop facilitator, and served on non-profit boards focused on community development and collaborative communication.

Ernest Mark, PCC brings over fifteen years of experience as an executive coach and organizational development consultant in the social justice sector. As he works with people in transition, Ernest helps his clients connect with their passion, values and what's most important in life with an awareness of body, stance and presence.  Ernest is certified as a Professional Co-Active Coach and a Professional Coach and received a Bachelor’s degree from Tufts University.

Belma González, PCC has been providing assets-based, culturally aware coaching to nonprofit and social justice activists since 2004. She works with diverse, multi-generational clients on leadership enhancement, change management, work/life transitions, balance and fulfillment. Belma has coached participants of thirteen leadership development programs; all with an eye to strengthening the nonprofit sector and social justice movement. Belma is a co-founder of Prism Coaching, a group of coaches of color who consider the identification, understanding and use of cultural influences as assets.

Guthrie Sayen, PhD, PCC trains coaches in the Coaching for Transformation program and works one-on-one with healers, helping them unwrap the gift of their pain so they can heal others more deeply. As a True Purpose Coach, he helps healers find their soul's purpose so they can make the difference they were designed to make. He is also trained in Psychosynthesis, Voice Dialogue, and Internal Family Systems.