Dikla Carmel Hurwitz is an expert in authentic leadership development. Her clients - from MBA students to emerging leaders to C-Suite executives - report a transformative and empowering experience that enables them to develop a unique, authentic, and effective leadership signature.
With more than 15 years of national and global experience in the field of adult learning, efficacy, and agency, Dikla is committed to support her clients in their personal and professional leadership development journey, and to provide them with the emotional and social skills that they need to lead in a complex, ever-changing business world. Her approach to adult learning and leadership development is shaped by the most current, academic, cutting-edge research findings, and is constantly informed by feedback from her clients.
Dikla provides executive coaching for professionals in the Executive Education and MSx programs at Stanford, Graduate School of Business. In the past decade, she has facilitated hundreds of MBA students in the popular Interpersonal Dynamics course (known as Touchy-Feely”).
Dikla is a certified Co-Active Coach (CPCC) and a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation (ICF). She holds a BA in Linguistics from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and an MA in Organizational Development from Fielding Graduate School. Her MA thesis title is “Increasing women’s sense of self-efficacy by participating in gender-based leadership trainings.”
With more than 15 years of national and global experience in the field of adult learning, efficacy, and agency, Dikla is committed to support her clients in their personal and professional leadership development journey, and to provide them with the emotional and social skills that they need to lead in a complex, ever-changing business world. Her approach to adult learning and leadership development is shaped by the most current, academic, cutting-edge research findings, and is constantly informed by feedback from her clients.
Dikla provides executive coaching for professionals in the Executive Education and MSx programs at Stanford, Graduate School of Business. In the past decade, she has facilitated hundreds of MBA students in the popular Interpersonal Dynamics course (known as Touchy-Feely”).
Dikla is a certified Co-Active Coach (CPCC) and a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation (ICF). She holds a BA in Linguistics from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and an MA in Organizational Development from Fielding Graduate School. Her MA thesis title is “Increasing women’s sense of self-efficacy by participating in gender-based leadership trainings.”