Patricia M. Porter

Executive Coach at New Horizon Strategies, LLC

Patricia M. Porter is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in conflict resolution and leadership development. Currently serving as President of Conflict Connections, Inc. since November 2001, Patricia works with diverse organizations to enhance communication and teamwork. In parallel, Patricia holds roles as an Executive Coach at H-E-B and an Adjunct Faculty Member at Southern Methodist University, where graduate courses in conflict management are taught. Additionally, Patricia is a Senior Consultant for the Department of Homeland Security, specializing in facilitative coaching for the Transportation Security Administration. Previous roles include Advisory Board Member at Arbitration Resolution Services, founder and host of The Texas Conflict Coach, and Past President of the Texas Association of Mediators. Educational credentials include a Master of Social Work from Delaware State University and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Houston-Clear Lake.

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San Antonio, United States

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New Horizon Strategies, LLC

Move From Transition To Transformation We help leaders get bigger breakthroughs faster through executive coaching, facilitation, and consulting. Our approach is customized to best serve your needs. You've probably worked with a consultant that has "the magic tool". We have, too, and we know it doesn't work that way. There is no "one-size-fits-all" tool or approach when it comes to people. We Follow Our Transition to Transformation™ Model. 1) Reflect: Something doesn’t feel quite right, or you know a change is on the horizon. But what should you do first? Look in the rearview mirror. Look back before you look ahead. Our lives often seem to be a series of random events, but when we look in the rearview mirror, we get the connections. What connections do you see when you look back? 2) Resonate: It’s time to get very clear on the issues or problems at a micro level before tackling any potential solutions. In most cases, the real issues or problems may not be clear at first. What do you really want? What’s going on right now? What needs to happen in the future? 3) Resolve: This is the phase where real changes are made. Implementation plans are developed based on willingness to adapt. We build on every success and learn where to focus as situations inevitably change along the way. 4) Refocus: Now you have gone from transition to transformation. You have changed in many new ways. Now is the time to review overall progress, get clear on accomplishments, and celebrate victories. You may be ready to build on this growth and tackle another transition on your New Horizon. New Horizon Strategies’ vision is to be the champion inspiring sustainable change in the professional world to help everyone fully ‘come alive’. “Don’t ask yourself what the world needs — ask yourself what makes you come alive, and then go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.” — Dr. Howard Thurman, Writer


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