ABOUT INVOKE COACHING
We’re most inspired when our clients shift from putting out fires to cultivating teams that can breathe, grow, and lead with intention.
But in the day-to-day urgency—doing more with less, navigating endless tasks—leadership often gets overshadowed. At Invoke Coaching, we believe you already carry enough pressure. That’s why we slow things down, so you and your team can pause, reflect, and co-create the kind of ecosystem that nourishes your mission—not just sustains it.
If you’re asking what it means to lead with purpose and presence, not just to manage people, in the midst of social change—we’re glad you’ve found your way here. Even pausing to ask this question is a bold and beautiful act of leadership.
In many organizations, people find themselves promoted into leadership because they’re excellent at delivering their work—not because they’ve been supported to lead. The result? New leaders are navigating conflict, complexity, and team dynamics without a compass.
It’s not a personal failing.
It’s a capacity gap.
For Executive Directors, CEOs, and senior leaders—it’s not a failing. Most socially focused organizations are stretched thin. You’re holding vision, operations, and care for your people—all while navigating budget constraints and structural limitations.
At Invoke Coaching, we step in as a relational partner to help carry the leadership development work that you know matters—but haven’t had the time or resources to hold alone. We support frontline leaders and executive teams in growing the skills, awareness, and relational practices needed to lead well in complex, high-stakes environments.
You don’t have to do it alone.
And you’re not meant to.
As tempting as it is to provide answers, shortcuts and quick wins, we know our non-profit leaders & teams need less advice and more presence.
At Invoke Coaching, we believe leadership isn’t a role—it’s a relationship. And teams are not machines to fix, but living systems to tend.
We work with non-profit teams and social change leaders who are navigating complexity, constraint, and the weight of meaningful purpose. In environments like these, urgency often takes over. Development gets sidelined. And the deeper questions—the ones that shape culture and build capacity—go unasked.
We’re here to shift that.
Our work invites leaders to slow down and tune in—to themselves, their teams, and the systems they’re part of. We don’t offer pre-made solutions or neat fixes. Instead, we foster space for reflection, relational repair, and intentional action.
Because transformation doesn’t come from outside expertise. It comes from presence, from practice, and from learning how to lead not just with strategy—but with integrity, curiosity, and care.
Non-profit leadership is exhausting
Doing more with less takes its toll.
Constant change requires resilience
You deserve space to cultivate it.
We don’t need
perfect leaders
We need present ones.
OUR PROMISE
Your team will improve the way they engage with each other because we create spaces where people feel safe to be honest, even when the conversation is tough. With empathy, adaptability, and a deep respect for complexity, you will build trust, surface what matters, and move forward with clarity, care and confidence.
Our clients tell us that our coaching helped them step into their confidence—it helped them take action, make meaningful changes, and move forward with intention.
You will be invited to bring your whole self—mind, body, heart, and spirit—into a process that goes beyond talking about change to practicing new ways of being, exploring challenges holistically and finding solutions collaboratively.
“They brought flexibility, understanding, and a trauma-informed approach. The coaching and leadership development work we did together supported both personal and professional growth—and I felt encouraged and supported throughout.”
– RAJ
Working with us isn’t always comfortable — but it is generative and perspective-shifting.
Our approach invites you to show up with honesty, presence, and a willingness to engage with what’s often left unsaid. It calls forward the parts of you and your team that are ready to grow—and gently challenges the parts that want to stay safe, certain, or in control.
This work invites:
Presence in a world of urgency
Deep listening in cultures of noise
Reflection in systems hooked on performance
Relational attunement in the wake of fragmentation
Curiosity when resistance surfaces
Accountability without shame
Practice over perfection
This work may disrupt:
The endless pursuit of quick fixes
The need to “get it right” on the first try
Habits of control, certainty, and over-responsibility
Extractive ideas about leadership as authority or expertise
Burnout cycles rooted in urgency and self-sacrifice
This work isn’t about becoming someone new. It’s about leaning into who you are beneath the roles, habits, and expectations—and learning how to lead from that place, with others. This work often helps leaders recognize what matters most, and take aligned steps forward.
“I saw the need to double down on some big movements in life that required my attention.”
ROD
ORGANIZATIONS WE’VE WORKED WITH
OUR COMMITMENT
Staying present in the unknown isn’t natural in a world conditioned for control—it’s a practice. And it takes a lot of learning, unlearning, and inner development for us to show up in this way.
For our team, this includes ongoing coach training, internal process work, systems reflection, and deepening our capacity for both self- and co-regulation. We don’t see this as a checkbox, but as a lifelong commitment to relational integrity.
Does something here resonate with you? We’d love to start a conversation.
