Madhu Krishnappa Maron is a coach and facilitator dedicated to supporting individuals and leaders on the path to transformation. She merges solid Human Resources expertise with stellar coaching skills and a belief in her clients’ innate resourcefulness to help them make changes they never thought possible.

Madhu is credentialed as a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) by the International Coach Federation. She serves on the faculty of Leadership That Works where she facilitates Coaching for Transformation, an ICF-accredited coaching certification program in New York and around the world. Since 2010 she has supported over 400 people to become certified professional coaches.

Madhu has coached leaders at Bankrate.com, Consumer Reports, HBO, Prudential Life Insurance, The Ms. Foundation and The Associated Press. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Michigan and is a qualified administrator of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.

Building on her passion for growth and transformation, Madhu developed her own program for individuals who are stuck in their careers and long to do something different. Her Creating Meaningful Work program is offered exclusively at the New York Open Center and has helped over 100 people build the skills for professional success and resilience. She also volunteers for One to One – Women Coaching Women.

Prior to becoming a coach, Madhu spent seventeen years as a Human Resources professional, working with The Associated Press, Standard & Poor’s, Henry Ford Health System (Detroit), the New York City Economic Development Corporation and other organizations.

A passionate Motown music fan, Madhu was born in Detroit, Michigan to immigrant parents from India. She now makes her home in the Bronx, New York with her husband, young son and tabby cat.