Discover how Triad Coaching Connection began in 2009 with a vision for connection rather than competition—and grew into a community grounded in learning, friendship, generosity, and belonging.

For high-performing professionals, achieving sobriety is only the beginning. Recovery coaching bridges the gap between personal recovery and professional demands, helping leaders repair relationships, restore credibility, rebuild trust, and reclaim their impact.

Most coaches don't struggle because they lack talent, training, or passion. More often, the obstacle is self-leadership. In this insightful article, leadership strategist and certified coach Jaime Mann explores how doubt, avoidance, perfectionism, and business identity can quietly interfere with practice growth—and why learning to lead yourself may be the most important business skill a coach can develop.

Bradley McDevitt’s work is shaped by his background in the performing arts, where he developed a deep appreciation for presence, emotional awareness, and navigating complexity in real time. He brings this embodied sensibility into his coaching and leadership work, helping people build trust and move through uncertainty with greater clarity and joy. Outside of work, Bradley finds grounding and play through rock climbing, adventure racing, and time spent outdoors.

Lucy Wellmaker, BCC is a Life Coach now focused on helping others experience more peace in the second half of their lives. She is passionate about WOW Moments, sharing one a week through her blog and invites you to subscribe at LucyWellmaker.com

Susan found out about TCC through LinkedIn and joined a year ago. She is currently employed as a Career Coach and as a volunteer mentor through SCORE.

Robert joined TCC in 2023 and wanted to connect with local coaches.

Reggie quickly became involved in TCC and joined the board last April.

Eileen first participated in TCC "back in the 'old days' (2012-2015)!

Norman moved to Greensboro from Charlotte, and joined TCC in February 2024!