Boston, Mass. (November 23, 2015) – ClearRock, Inc., an Executive Coaching and Outplacement Firm, with an office in Andover, is pleased to announce that Laura Poisson will assume the role of President of ClearRock, Inc., effective January, 2016. Annie Stevens and Greg Gostanian, Founders/Managing Partners of ClearRock, Inc., have chosen Laura to lead the firm into the future. Laura has been serving as the Senior Vice President of Business Development for ClearRock since 2011.
Annie Stevens and Greg Gostanian will continue to serve as Principal Coaches and Advisors to ClearRock, dedicating their time to delivering the services upon which they built ClearRock.
“Laura's experience, knowledge of our business, passion, and vision position her well to lead ClearRock into the future,” said Annie Stevens.
As President, Laura will remain focused on Business Development/Client Services as well as the strategic direction and expansion of ClearRock. Laura will take ownership of the firm in her new role.
"I am privileged to have the opportunity to collaborate with such an exceptional, dedicated group of colleagues and could not be more excited about the future," said Laura Poisson.
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About ClearRock
ClearRock, Inc., headquartered in Boston, is a leadership development, executive coaching, and outplacement firm, recognized for bringing best-in-class offerings to the coaching process since 2000. With offices in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island, ClearRock offers developmental coaching for high-potential managers and executives; new-leader coaching for newly hired or recently promoted managers and leaders; performance coaching to help managers and executives become more effective; and outplacement coaching through a combination of a “high touch” career transition assistance and comprehensive “high tech” resources. For more information, visit www.clearrock.com.
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