Who is Dr. Rob Pasick?
Through a blend of his skills as a Harvard educated psychologist and a University of Michigan trained executive coach, Rob has helped hundreds of private sector and non-profit leaders, educators, government officials, and healthcare professionals reach their optimal level of performance. In addition, he has the honor of teaching at the University of Michigan, Ross School of Business and serving as a consultant to the University of Michigan football team. He has written ten books, resulting in appearances on Oprah, The Today Show, and National Public Radio. In addition, with solemn respect and humility he served as an advisor to companies who lost employees in New York City after 9/11 and provided services to the President of Rwanda following that country’s period of Genocide.
Executive Coach
In Dr. Rob’s executive coaching, he takes a collaborative problem-solving approach. He focuses on the specific problem the client is experiencing and tries to zero in on helping fix that problem. He emphasizes goal setting and developing specific measures for determining the success of the coaching experience.
He has provided executive coaching services for a variety of companies from large to small. Two of his executive coaching clients have won the entrepreneur of the year award in the state of Michigan. Hundreds of executives have resolved difficult conflicts and made important career decisions based on their work with Dr. Rob. In his work with family businesses he has helped many in the transition from one generation to the other.
Services Offered by Dr. Rob Pasick
- Executive coaching for individual leaders and teams
- Family business consulting
- Conflict resolution
- Career coaching
Dr. Rob: Seen on the Following Shows



View Rob’s Talk on Emotional Intelligence Hosted by the Alumni Association of the University of Michigan
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