"Coaching is the single most important part of expanding others' capabilities"
Execution, p. 74

For the past thirteen years as a Human Potential authority, Sherry Day has worked with thousands of individuals one-on-one and in group environments to discover the potential within them. Sherry specializes in helping professionals become more productive by learning ways to overcome specific communication blockages and relationship breakdowns. For Executives, she has found that communication problems show up most often in relationship building, peer-to-peer cooperation, organizational leadership, and strategy execution.

Sherry is an experienced performance coach and consultant. Her experience extends over a variety of industries including, automotive, manufacturing, service, health care, hospitality, and education. A short list of her past clients include: Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, The Budd Company, Faurecia, Keykert USA, Michigan State University, Financial One, Macomb County Bar Association, and the University of Chicago Hospital Academy. She has personally owned and run several businesses and understands leadership issues from both an employer and employee perspective.

Sherry balances a mix of knowledge, attitude, and skills to help professionals achieve their highest level of performance. Specific areas of coaching experience include Leadership and Management Development; Sales Relationship Strategies; Performance, Stress, and Conflict Management; Change and Transition Empowerment; Innovation and Creativity Methodologies; DiSC Behavior Style Applications; Collaborative Problem Solving; and Team Management. Since joining the Complete Leadership team of coaches, Sherry has added to her previous expertise a deep understanding of background processing and experience in coaching using techniques based on the characteristics of background and foreground processing.

Sherry Day has participated in the concept of lifelong learning since graduation from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI with a M.S. degree in Administration and Education. She is an award winning editor of professional journals and a published author. In 2002 Sherry was bestowed the Michigan Woman Business Owner of Distinction Award. She has served on several community-based and professional boards and committees throughout her career including Alternative For Girls, International Visitors Council of Metropolitan Detroit, and National Association of Women Business Owners.