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Lena Feygin Ed.D. Dip. LC

Formal Education

Dip. LC (Diploma in Life Coaching) (awarded with Distinction) from The Life Coaching Institute

Ed.D. (Doctorate of Education) from Amstead University

BA (Bachelor of Arts) in Psychology from Fordham University

Professional Education

Certificate of Completion (Awarded with Associate Member privilege) from The Tolkachev Academy of Systematic Cognition

Certificate of Completion from ISSA (International Systems Security Association) - Data Breach Investigations Report

Certificate of Completion from Coalition of New York Career Schools - Course III Advanced Class Management

Certificate of Completion from Coalition of New York Career Schools - Course II Effective Classroom Communication

Certificate of Completion from Coalition of New York Career Schools - Course I Methods of Occupational Instruction

Licensed as a result of completion a Vocational School Director course from New York State Department of Education BPSS (Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision)

Licensed as a combination of experience and certificate programs offered by Coalition of New York Career Schools as a Vocational Instructor

Certificate of Completion from Council on Occupational Education - Improving Rates Workshop

Certificate of Completion from Council on Occupational Education - Self-Study Workshop

Certificate of Completion from Council on Occupational Education - Team Leader Workshop

Publications/Presentations

Professional Affiliations

Professional Experience 

I have worked myself up the corporate career ladder, worked with non-for-profit organizations and have done a great deal of consulting work.

I started out as an Office Manager working in the health care field. I have worked shifts at Cornell Presbyterian Hospital (Psychiatric Ward). As a health care professional, covering the administrative/management end of the office/facility operations, I found myself not only performing the mechanical duties of my job, but being proactive in my interactions with patients and in setting up practices for other health care professionals. Soon, the direction of my involvement with the health care industry changed and I was involved with Medical Doctors, primarily assisting them in setting up their own practices while in Start Up (entrepreneurial) mode, often staying aboard as a consultant/coach.

But I was looking for something more than just helping individual business to grow, my ambitions went beyond just that, so I started to diversify my portfolio and skill set. Among many things, I have experience working with an environmental firm, helping to make arrangements for testing and deep cleaning for the people who lived in the downtown area at the time of the WTC attack and whose houses were affected the most. I have worked with various organizations providing various consulting services, until one day, I was invited to teach.

At this point I found a new passion teaching. I joined Franklin Career Institute where I taught and later became a Director. I think that providing education is a highly rewarding experience. I had an opportunity to meet extraordinary individuals, both those who taught and those who came to school for an education. It is the altruism of instructors/teachers and administrative staff that opened the hearts of every student, and it is a testament to their dedication that they come to school every day despite the enormous hardships and challenges in their lives. Working in a vocational school setting is different than working in any other school, since the students ranges from 18 to 65 years of age. Many of the students did not have an opportunity to go to school before, or were transitioning to a different career with a hope that it will provide a better quality of living for them and their families.

Being a Director of a school brings upon you not only the responsibility of delivering the material in class, but also the responsibility to create a positive environment for the students. This was a great experience with many life lessons.

After a few years of dedicating myself to education I  moved into the corporate world, working with executives of Fortune 500 companies, representing various Recruiting and Staff Augmentation organizations, helping them with their need in searching for talent.

To summarize, an Executive Life Coach is someone who can help you transition through hard times, or through career changes, or in building a business from scratch and improve/enhance/enrich your relationship(s).

Are You or Your firm looking to take business performance to the next level?

General Coaching;

Workshops, Seminars, & Corporate Trainings;

Acculturation;

Executive Coaching;

Change Management

Are you looking to start a business?

Business Plan Preparation;

Human Resources Practices from A-Z;

Start-up and Growth

Are you looking to enhance the quality of life or your career?

Group and Individual Coaching

One-on-One Coaching;

Coaching for Women;

Group Coaching;

Training Programs