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Lauren Brett has always been intrigued by the concept of “impact” and the possibilities that are created when individuals consciously lead with their hearts. Harnessing her long history of high-performance coaching in sport and performing arts education, her experiences birthed an impactful collective entity: a dynamic coaching career in which she has become the master of her fate. Eager to connect with and support others to be the captain of their soul, she believes life’s chapters can flow together into a poetic symphony that celebrates life through compassion, courage, and love.
Lauren represented Canada as both an athlete and as a national team coach in the sport of rhythmic gymnastics. She made impactful leaps in leadership during this time and the Canadian Rhythmic Sportive Gymnastic Federation recognized her as Coach of the Year. In the words of her athletes, “Lauren was a visionary whose goal was to develop happy and healthy gymnasts. She gave us the tools to succeed. Her confidence, her faith, was our motivation. She was a big influence on the individuals we have become because she gave us guidance through some of the most critical years of our lives.”
After retiring from the world of rhythmic gymnastics, Lauren moved into the arts sector. For 18 years, she managed operations at the Randolph College for the Performing Arts, Canada’s premier training institution for musical theatre performers. It was during this time that she discovered her love for leadership development and humanizing organizations through coaching. In a world that can feel isolating or overwhelming, coaching offers a sense of connection, belonging, and significance, and she saw an opportunity during her time in the arts to help other visionaries find their flow.
Lauren is a Certified Integral Professional Coach™ and Professional Co-Active Coach® and is a member in good standing with the International Coach Federation (PCC level). She has a private leadership coaching practice, is a Team Member with Sport Law, and since 2017 has been a leadership coach for the Canadian Olympic Committee Olympic Co-op program. She supports leaders who want to have a bigger impact in their world by helping them lead from a place of authenticity and heart.
Lauren is dedicated to helping visionaries to achieve breakthrough performance. To maintain her drive and fuel her heart, you can find her volunteering with Dancing with Parkinson’s, or playing in nature by hanging out in a kayak on Georgian Bay, hiking a trail, skiing, or dancing up a storm.