Vik Kapoor, PCC

Vik Kapoor, PCC, is a professional coach specializing in helping successful individuals in their 20s, 30s, and 40s discover meaning and purpose in life, achieve happiness, set better career goals, improve resiliency and self-care, and overcome burnout and addiction.

Beyond coaching younger leaders, Vik has also worked with senior leaders in various sectors including the US Special Forces, academia, finance, crisis management agencies like the FBI, FEMA, and the UN, as well as top technology, advisory, and law firms.

Vik is the author of the bestseller 'First Serve Yourself', which won a book award, and regularly contributes insightful articles as a member of the Forbes Coaches Council. He emphasizes the importance of self-coaching and augmented self-coaching, combining traditional techniques with modern tools like AI for personal growth.

His background includes extensive education, such as a Certificate in Trauma and Recovery from Harvard University, a Juris Doctor degree from Georgetown University Law Center, a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and International Development from UCLA, and a Professional Certificate in Leadership Coaching for Organizational Performance from George Mason University.

Vik Kapoor's professional experience spans across various notable organizations where he held roles such as Training and Development Officer at FEMA, President of Extra-M Coaching and Consulting, Ombuds at the U.S. Department of the Interior and FEMA, and Respectful Workplace Facilitators Programme Consultant at the United Nations, among others.

He also served as an Adjunct Professor of Alternative Dispute Resolution at Howard University School of Law, an ADR Attorney, OD Facilitator, and Leadership Coach at FEMA, a Class Action Litigator at James Hawkins APLC, and in various other roles showcasing his diverse expertise and leadership skills.