Absolutely not! Coaching is a trust-based business, and confidentiality is critical. Sensitive business and personal matters often get discussed during coaching sessions.

We also respect that many business owners don’t want it to be public that they receive coaching and certainly would not want financial or strategic decisions exposed to members of the public. Business Coaching for many companies gives them a competitive advantage, and revealing this would allow competitors to leverage the power of coaching themselves.

Pendleton also takes its mission to add more value than it takes from its relationships with both coaches and clients. So we don’t use either to help us sell our service unless they volunteer.

We save them time and make them money. And compensating them for paid promotion doesn’t sit right either. So we don’t do this.