About Sarah​ Bellendaine
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I’m an executive coach who helps founders, senior leaders, and high-performing teams unlock clarity and make revenue-driving decisions, especially when the pressure is high and the stakes are real.
With over a decade of experience coaching across sectors and 14+ years in HR and operations leadership I bring a grounded, strategic perspective to leadership development. Across the board, I support leaders navigating change, growth, and high-stakes decisions. Clients describe my style as thoughtful, grounded, and forward-moving with a balance of empathy, strategy, and challenge.
My background spans launching and scaling teams, leading through organizational transformation, and advising executives through critical turning points. I’ve trained extensively with ICF-accredited organizations and master coaches, integrating a range of approaches from NLP and systems theory to OD and executive presence frameworks.
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My Focus
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Strategic thinking and decision-making under pressure
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Leading through change, complexity, and uncertainty
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Executive presence and communication
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Building resilient, people-centered leadership cultures
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​Whether I’m working one-on-one with a senior executive or supporting an organization’s broader leadership strategy, my approach blends deep coaching presence with sharp business insight. I help leaders align their growth with what matters most so they can execute with clarity, confidence, and impact.​ When limitations vanish, we can do far more than we ever thought possible.
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Let’s connect if you’re ready to grow, navigate change, or build a stronger foundation for leadership in your organization.
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Apply for a complimentary discovery session to experience coaching for yourself. During your in-depth coaching session, we can design a customized plan for your business or personal goals and create the best way to work together to empower your big shifts.
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I volunteered on the horse care team for a couple of years at Forward Stride, a therapeutic riding center. Photo by Forward Stride.
