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Debbie Plager

Helping Executive Teams Achieve More - Organizational Strategist, Executive & Team Coach

Debbie Plager is an Organizational Strategist and Executive Coach at The Plager Group. She has over a decade of experience in individual and group coaching, specializing in team coaching, which she describes as a return to her passion for helping teams achieve their potential. Plager is also recognized as a keynote speaker and a best-selling author, focusing on human-centered change and innovation.123

In addition to her coaching work, Plager serves on the Advisory Board for The Institutes, where she provides insights on strategic talent management and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.15 She is also involved with Northwestern University's Master of Science in Learning and Organizational Change program as a faculty member and alumna.4 Her work emphasizes elevating organizational performance through purposeful leadership and team dynamics.

Highlights

Aug 22 · linkedin

Northwestern's MS LOC Program has been such an important part of my career journey. I'm excited for the opportunity to give back to the community by leading a session on #TeamCoaching at Northwestern's MS LOC Coaching Program's 10 year Anniversary Summit!

#TeamCoaching #NorthwesternMSLOC #ThePlagerGroup

Aug 19 · linkedin

This Monday Morning Reflection is brought to you by my compost pile. What? Just bear with me a moment, I promise this will be a ‘fruitful’ post.

Turns out when you throw old veggie garden cuttings, or scraps in the compost, sometimes they will bear fruit. Case in point - this errant squash vine.

What does this have to do with organizational or team transformation?

Sometimes the ideas you or your team have are the right ones, but the timing isn’t right. But, having a healthy environment (in this case, compost + sun + rain), allows a side-lined idea to hang out for a while, grow, and be ready to deliver results (or ‘bear fruit’).

Innovation and all-around improvement efforts take time. Sometimes it is worth revisiting ideas you all felt good about, and check out the current environment. Is now the right time to try it out? And, what do you have in your team or organizational culture that allows ideas to germinate?

As an aside… does anyone have a favorite summer squash recipe? I’m rather overloaded at the moment 😁.

#GardenMusingsForTransformation #InsightIntentionImpact #ThePlagerGroup #SorryNotSorryForThePuns

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Chicago, Illinois, United States