Beth Buelow, PCC

Beth Buelow is a Professional Certified Coach, Mentor Coach, facilitator, and trained mediator who is committed to supporting leaders and their teams in creating a positive culture of communication and connection. With more than a decade of experience in coaching, her clients have ranged from leaders in international organizations to intrapreneurs to entrepreneurs. Beth specializes in mentor coaching, conflict resolution, and interpersonal communication, and creates brave spaces for disruption and growth.

Beth holds a Master of Arts degree in Arts Administration from Indiana University Bloomington, as well as a Master of Music degree in Clarinet Performance from Northwestern University and a Bachelor of Music degree in Clarinet Performance from the University of Louisville. She has also completed the Professional Coach Certification Program and the Mentor Coach Certification Program at inviteCHANGE, as well as Basic Mediation Training at the Center for Dialog and Resolution in Tacoma, WA.

Beth is the President of the International Coach Federation - Michigan Chapter and volunteers as a mediator for family and civil court cases. She is also a mentor for Cook Leadership Academy Fellows at Grand Valley State University. Beth has given talks at various events, including the MIT Media Lab, Starbucks, and Marketing Profs University, and has appeared in publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Time, Entrepreneur, and Psychology Today.

Additionally, Beth is the author of "The Introvert Entrepreneur: Amplify Your Strengths and Create Success on Your Own Terms" and the host of the podcast "How Can I Say This…". Her superpowers include helping individuals get unstuck from their thoughts, guiding them to the heart of the matter, and encouraging creativity and wholeness.