Carrie Kish

CEO CultureSync at American Association for Physician Leadership

Biography

American Association for Physician Leadership

Carrie Kish is a partner in and the CEO of CultureSync, a management consulting firm that specializes in leadership development and culture change.

Kish has more than 20 years’ experience as a consultant, a leadership trainer and a coach. She specializes in leadership training for executives, small business people and non-profit leaders. She is a serial entrepreneur who has built and sold several businesses during the last 20 years, the last one for eight figures.

Kish is a Coaches Training Institute leadership graduate, a mastery university graduate, a leadership mastery graduate and a UCLA graduate. She is also a certified professional co-active coach and the past president and executive advisor of the International Coach Federation in Los Angeles. She has also served as faculty for the California Healthcare Leadership Academy.

Areas of Expertise

  • Leadership
  • Health care
  • Team building
  • Entrepreneurs

Coaching

  • Communication
  • Degrees
  • Bachelor of Science - Chemistry
  • University of California Los Angeles

Certifications

Certified professional co-active coach

Videos

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