Dr. Keith E. Webb, ACC, is the Principal of Creative Results Management.

Experience

From 2001-2005, Keith lived in Indonesia, working with Indonesian organizations to create systems for on-going leadership development and coaching of all personnel - however poor or remotely located. Prior to this time, Keith lived and worked in Japan for 8 years helping Japanese non-profit organizations to expand their capacity to impact society around them.

Since 2005, Keith's work has taken him all over the world. He's passionate about helping non-profit leaders living in cross-cultural environments to see their impact multiplied. He and his family currently reside in Singapore.

Education

Keith's expertise in cross-cultural leadership development led to his doctorate in transformational leadership at Northwest Graduate School. He also received a Master of Arts from Fuller School of Intercultural Studies and graduated from the University of Washington (Seattle) having studied Eastern Religions and Japanese history and culture.

The International Coach Federation designated him Associate Certified Coach (ACC). He is a graduate of CoachU's Core Essentials Program and Results Coaching Systems. Keith serves on the ICF Singapore Chapter Council.

He was the first to be named Senior Coach for the CernySmith Adjustment Index Business/Corporate version. He also is a Senior Coach for the Humanitarian, Student and Team versions.

Diversions

Scuba diving, travel, jazz, coffee, wine, books, vintage wristwatches, and Sherlock Holmes (click here for his book!).

Client Quotes

"Coaching helped me overcome hurdles in my thinking and challenged me to move ahead more effectively." - An American in Singapore

"Through coaching I became aware of facts and options outside my natural inclinations and was helped in following through on items that were beyond my usual limitations. Coaching stretched my boundaries and expanded my horizon including self-awareness." - A Swiss national living in Thailand

"Keith used good questions to challenge me to consider new angles on ministry projects. The questions helped me 'unstick' my thinking process and enter into some new paradigms. The results have been breakthroughs in some of my current tasks and a higher degree of personal motivation to keep at my long term projects." - A Canadian in Jakarta

"Keith helped me with some very frustrating aspects of my work. Our weekly talks were a highlight. They helped me to focus my energies on the potential of my impact in my job and he helped me create concrete steps to bring that about. His coaching skills are fabulous, and I'm the better for them." - An American in Indonesia