Dr. Mahesh M. Thakur has been named one of the Top 100 executive coaches in the world by Marshall Goldsmith -- for the fourth time. As one of The Great 100 coaches, Dr. Thakur joins a list of accomplished individuals that includes leaders from IBM, GE, The Coca-Cola Company, McKinsey, and Procter & Gamble.
As one of The Great 100 coaches, Dr. Thakur joins a list of accomplished individuals that includes leaders from IBM, GE, The Coca-Cola Company, McKinsey, and Procter & Gamble.
The list features coaches from ten different countries. Five are from the U.S.
"The innovation today comes from the bottom of the pyramid," said Thakur. "The innovation is coming from the front lines and the experienced people. The 'Good to Great' leaders know how to tap those experiences and brain power," he added.
Thakur is an advisor and an investor in several startups. He coaches CEOs and business owners in experimentation, product prioritization, execution strategy, leadership, and being mindful leaders.
"My clients call me 'The Problem Solver' because, in coaching, I look for the best strategies to address the challenges of leadership," said Thakur. "I work collaboratively with my clients to develop innovative, executable strategies and action plans," he said.
"I am a unique executive coach because I bring in operational experience," said Thakur. "I have built a $1 billion company from scratch. People call me 'Curious George.' I am very curious and I learn fast," he added.
Dr. Thakur is the author of the book, "Awaken the Leader Within: Leadership Strategies to Achieve Success." last month, Dr. Thakur released an audio book version of his book on his website for free.
"It's wonderful to be named one of the Top 100 coaches in the world," said Dr. Thakur. "I know I didn't do it alone," he continued. "I have to thank my clients who put their trust in me."
Mahesh M. Thakur is the founder and CEO of Motivational Solutions."Motivational Solutions develops innovative, leading-edge training programs and resources for leadership, team alignment, and mindfulness. The company's founders are Dr. Thakur, Moema Morris, and Christine Sobiloff. Together, they help organizations and leaders attain more than they can imagine.
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