ROOTED IN PURPOSE,
THRIVING IN POTENTIAL

Shannon Hobbs-Beckley empowers school leaders and their teams to align their vision with purposeful action. Personalized coaching and bespoke professional learning, equipping you with the clarity and tools needed to lead with impact.

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Alignment

Lasting Impact

Completely Tailored to You

Alignment Lasting Impact Completely Tailored to You

ACROSS THE GLOBE, SHANNON PARTNERS WITH SCHOOL LEADERS WHO ARE READY TO GROW WITH INTENTION.

Her coaching invites meaningful reflection, sharpens strategic focus, and turns vision into action – empowering individuals and teams to lead with confidence, coherence, and heart. Through this work, schools thrive not just in performance, but in purpose.

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YOU’RE AN INNOVATIVE AND INSPIRING SCHOOL LEADER, COMMITTED TO LEADING WITH PURPOSE AND IMPACT.

You have a vision and a plan for developing colleagues and students. Yet the day-to-day work can be frought with complexity, tough decisions, navigating reluctance from others, or your own waning confidence. 

What do you do when the path to lasting change and impact seems daunting or uncertain? Shannon helps you and your team gain clarity, confidence, and ready to take action.  

Our SERVICES

Our work is designed to help you, your leaders, and your teams move past overwhelm and uncertainty to achieve clarity and sustainable, aligned growth. We partner with you to turn vision into action, ensuring your focus is always rooted in your unique strengths and deepest values.

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Individual and Team Coaching

Leadership and Performance Coaching for current and aspiring school leaders looking to lead with authenticity, skill, and confidence.

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Instructional Coach and Teacher Leader Development

Empowering teacher leaders as the heart of a thriving school and serving as change agents who align purpose and practice across the staff.

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Strategic Facilitation and Professional Learning Design

Comprehensive strategic planning and implementation support, annual retreats, and design sprints for smaller teams.

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Speaking Engagements

INSPIRE, EQUIP, AND EMPOWER YOUR LEADERS

Shannon delivers dynamic presentations and workshops that turn complex leadership and instructional challenges into clear, actionable strategies. Her keynotes and workshops help leaders and teams gain clarity, strengthen connection, and take purposeful next steps.

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  • ”Shannon and I worked together as she and I put together workshops for a school we worked with. She is beyond thoughtful, responsive, approachable and authentic. I would recommend that others work with her and will find her to be professional, committed and truly a joy to work with.”

    – Jennifer Abrams, Communications Expert and International Consultant

  • “Working with Shannon is truly transformational! Her coaching is masterful; each session with her will lead to incredible discoveries about who you are as a leader. Her questions are profoundly insightful, and she has the ability to see you for not just who you are, but for who you can be. I can't recommend Shannon highly enough as your next leadership coach!”

    – Dr. Kristen Moreland, Author “A More H.U.M.A.N. to Educational Leadership”

  • ”Partnering with Shannon is the perfect combination of authenticity, accountability, knowledge, and inspiration. She strategically approaches her work with heart, dedication, and a vision of partnership to ensure a meaningful and transformative learning experience. Her ability to easily infuse a multitude of perspectives and experience into our work has been a valuable personal and professional growth experience for me and our organization.”

    – Adam Slaton, Chief Learning Officer, AMISA

  • ”You will leave Shannon‘s workshop reflecting upon how much you have grown, the seeds that you will take with you to nurture in your own environment, and the knowledge that you have expanded your collaborative community. Shannon Hobbs-Beckley is a cultivator of rich learning experiences and agents of change.”

    – Katrina Thielmann, AERO Language Arts Consultant

  • “Shannon's outstanding leadership skills and her systems thinking perspective readily equips her to navigate the complex, often conflicting needs and developmental range inherent to K-12 schools. Her success in implementing innovative practices continually impressed me. She thrives in challenging educational settings, getting things done as effectively as anyone I've ever worked with.“

    – Dr. Kevin Mattingly, Professor of Practice, Klingenstein Center, Teacher’s College, Columbia