Executive Coach · Founders · Scale-Ups · CEOs · C-Suite
Executive Coach for Founders and Scale-Ups
Coaching for founders, CEOs, C-suite executives, and scale-up leadership teams — sharpen decisions, navigate growth and transition, and create better outcomes with Marc Flior.
Coaching is a game-changer for your career
A coach offers personalised guidance — helping you identify strengths, overcome challenges, and develop the leadership skills that matter. Fresh perspectives. Strategic insight. Real accountability.
Real results from the trenches
When COVID-19 wiped out 70% of demand overnight, the owner-directors of a privately owned Australian manufacturer turning over approximately A$30 million had 8–10 weeks of cash left. Brought in as external advisor, Marc led a rapid restructure: cash runway extended from 8–10 weeks to 12–18 months, 40–50% of fixed operating costs removed, and the business avoided administration. Read the case study.
About Marc Flior
Marc is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD), a Certified Advisory Board Chair, and holds an MBA (AGSM), a Master of Commerce in Information Systems (UNSW), and a Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) in Economics. He held senior roles at Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Hewlett-Packard, founded HH Global Australia, and is based in the Greater Sydney Area, working with leaders in Australia and the United States.
Things people ask first
What does an executive coach for CEOs and founders actually do?
An executive coach is an independent, confidential thinking partner. They help CEOs, founders, and senior leaders sharpen decisions, navigate board and investor conversations, work through people and culture problems, and prepare for high-stakes events (capital raises, exits, restructures, succession).
How much does executive coaching cost?
In the US in 2026, executive coaching typically runs $500 to $3,500 per session, or $15,000 to $75,000+ for a 6–12 month engagement.
Who do you work with?
Founders and CEOs scaling growth-stage companies, C-suite executives and leadership teams, boards and their directors, and senior leaders stepping into bigger roles.