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Talane will be delivering our pre-lunch talk entitled End Emotional Eating and Stop Self-Sabotage by Satisfying your Personal and Emotional Needs.
“Talane’s coaching transforms lives. She is one of the best in the business.”
Jeffrey J. Raim, President, International Coach Federation
Talane Miedaner, owner and founder of Talane Coaching Company, has gained international prominence as a life coach by guiding hundreds of clients to find wealth, success, and happiness. As a leader in the cutting-edge field of personal coaching, Talane helps people restructure their lives to easily attract the opportunities they want. Her company works with executives, public officials, entrepreneurs, and business owners around the world in person, by phone, and online. Talane leads numerous seminars nationally and internationally, and teaches at Coach University where she received training as a professional coach. She is the author of both the dynamic audio program Irresistible Attraction: A Way of Life, and the book, Coach Yourself to Success: 100 Tips to Attract Everything You’ve Always Wanted.
Talane is a Master Certified Coach of the International Coach Federation and a senior trainer at Coach University. She holds a degree in International Affairs from the School of Foreign Service and a master’s in English from Georgetown University. Prior to becoming a coach, Talane held a corporate position as second vice president at Chase Manhattan Bank.
One of the most widely recognised coaches in the world, Talane has been featured in numerous magazines from Newsweek to Men’s Fitness and has appeared on national and international television and radio programs, including CBS Saturday Morning. |
Talane has helped hundreds of Fortune 500 clients around the world achieve wealth, success, and life happiness, including:
AT&T
British Telecom
Chase Manhattan Bank
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Giorgio Armani
London Philharmonic Orchestra
MetLife
Motorola Corporation
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
Ralph Lauren
Sears
Smith Barney
Southwestern
Tulane University Law School
Union Bank of Switzerland
U.S. Steel
U.S. government
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