Member Since 2021
AIM Leadership, LLC
Boston Area
Dr. Camille Preston is a business psychologist and recognized thought leader on virtual effectiveness. She partners with leaders and teams to help them achieve greater impact and higher returns in today’s rapidly evolving workplace. Camille has spent over two decades cultivating the leadership capacities of executives across industries and around the globe. She founded AIM Leadership because she believes we all have the potential to achieve more, be more efficient, and experience greater well-being and fulfillment on the job and in life. As a trusted advisor, Camille works with executives to develop their capacity to deliver exceptional results by discovering new perspectives, overcoming obstacles, and sharpening their leadership skills. Camille is also a sought-after facilitator with experience working with on-site and distributed teams and organizations in the private and nonprofit sectors. Teams and organizations that work with Camille build the trust, transparency, systems, and bandwidth needed to work together more effectively and with more impact. Coaching • Managing bandwidth, time, and energy • Priority setting • Developing executive presence Evolving executive decision making Leadership Training • Optimizing performance • Building trust and cohesion to share and solve problems on teams • Promoting virtual agility and effectiveness Assessments • 360s • Priority Mapping Assessments You can learn more about Camille’s insights in her books, Create More Flow and Rewired, and regular columns on Forbes and Psychology Today.
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AIM Leadership is a leadership development and coaching firm dedicated to improving individual, team, and organizational effectiveness by developing leadership capabilities from the inside out. Through a host of services tailored to meet the specific needs of our clients–including coaching, training, retreats, workshops, and more–AIM helps individuals and organizations reach their full capacity and achieve unprecedented results, both personally and professionally. At AIM, we help transform the whole person, so you can develop the skills to lead better and live better. Through our services, you will: Develop authentic, purposeful, principled leadership skills. Learn to leverage your strengths, personal values, and individuality. Learn to navigate change with success. Learn to anticipate and address challenges proactively. Create more holistic, sustainable business and lifestyle solutions. Establish lasting practices for success. AIM Leadership. Building better leaders. Building better people.
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