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Leadership Assessments

See what you may not yet see.

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Leadership assessments create another lens on how you lead, respond, communicate, and work with others.

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They can surface patterns that are difficult to see from the inside. Strengths you may be underusing. Behaviors that serve you in one situation and work against you in another. Preferences that shape how you communicate, make decisions, respond under pressure or navigate difference.

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The assessment is not the answer. It gives us evidence to work with.

 

Together, we explore what the results mean in the context of your role, your relationships, your environment, and what you want to achieve.

 

The purpose is not to put you in a box. It is to give you another way of looking at what is already on your table.

Sarah Debusscher, Hogan Certified Practitioner

Hogan
HPI, HDS, MVPI

Understand the leader others experience.

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Explore the strengths that shape how you typically show up, the behaviors that may emerge under pressure, and the values and drivers influencing how you lead.​​

Sarah Debusscher, Everything DiSC Certified Practitioner

Everything DiSC

Understand how you work with others.

 

Explore behavioral and communication preferences and how they influence the way you collaborate, lead, respond to others and navigate different working styles.

Intercultural Development Inventory® (IDI)

Sarah Debusscher, Energy Leadership Index (ELI) Certified Practitioner

Energy Leadership Index™ (ELI)

Understand the energy behind how you respond.

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Explore how you experience and respond to different situations, particularly under stress, and the patterns that influence the choices available to you.

Sarah Debusscher, Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) Certified Practitioner

Understand how you navigate cultural differences.

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Explore how you experience and respond to cultural similarities and differences, and build greater capacity to lead and work effectively across cultures.

The original This is My Table overlooking the landscape with mountains and sunrise in India. This is photographed by Sarah Debusscher, protected under copyright

We start with the question.
Not the assessment.

Which assessment is right for you?

That depends on what you want to understand.

You may be exploring how others experience your leadership. How you communicate and work with different people. What happens to your behavior under pressure. How you respond to cultural differences. Or a broader leadership question that does not fit neatly into one category.

The question determines the lens we use.

 

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