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Coach Name:Michael O’Brien

Location:Tenafly, New Jersey, United States of America

Zip Code:07670

Company name:Peloton Coaching and Consulting

Job Title:President


Website or LinkedInwww.pelotoncc.net,
www.linkedin.com/in/michaelobrienpelotoncoaching

Professional Experience:Commercial Leader,
Executive Leader

Qualifications and Accreditations:P.C.C. ICF,
Hogan Assessments,
iPEC

Languages:English

Tenafly, New Jersey, United States of America

Michael O’Brien

CIQ Certified Coach

I’m Michael O’Brien and I help leaders and teams create better tomorrows and results. My goal is to change lives through better executive/business leadership and cross-functional teamwork.

 

People I’ve worked with have found that they and their teams have:

  • Enhanced engagement and discretionary effort
  • Maximized trust and collaboration
  • Minimized judgment and toppled barriers to success
  • Improved change responsiveness and accountability
  • Strengthened culture and delivered better results

 

Peloton Business Leadership Coaching and Consulting is all about your success. When you work with Peloton, you partner with a coach who understands your world because I’ve lived it as a 22+ year veteran in multiple pharmaceutical leadership and executive roles.

 

In the past, I was convinced that “good enough was good enough.”​ I thought living under an umbrella of stress was “business as usual in the corporate world.” I never looked past my own assumptions because I was too busy establishing my career, providing for my family, and driving for results.

 

Then, in an instant, my life changed.

 

On the morning of July 11, 2001, I was out on a cycling training ride before a corporate meeting. I was hit head-on by an SUV that crossed into my lane traveling 40 mph

 

My doctors said if I had been unhealthy or 10 years older, I probably would have died that day.

 

I decided I would not be defined by my accident. Rather, I would be defined by how I responded to my accident, and with that, I made the choice to recalibrate my approach to the rest of my life.