Profile Summary:
- IDAK Coaching, since 1988
- Telephone and Office Sessions
- Business Leaders – Executives
- Mid-Career Advancement
- Job Performance Conflict Resolution
- Ministry Leaders
- College and Seminary Students
- MAX Candidate Screening
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
Biography: Stephen Boyd has been assisting men and women with their career advancement since 1988. He began his work life as a Project Engineer, managing multimillion dollar construction projects within the Greater Cincinnati Area. Stephen moved on to work as a consultant in the architectural rehabilitation field followed by a master’s degree in pastoral counseling at a local seminary. He then pursued further advanced graduate studies in clinical counseling, pastoral psychology, and spiritual direction, resulting in his Ph.D., and D.Min. Stephen has been licensed and certified nationally in his state as a clinical counselor-supervisor, licensed marriage and family therapist, and a nationally certified psychologist. He started his own human resource consulting company that included leadership-executive coaching for local area businesses, including healthcare businesses, hospital pastoral care departments, and manufacturing companies. Stephen’s passion was using psychological testing to zero in on “Growth Area’s”, such as emotional intelligence, personality factors and how these help or hinder leaders within organizations to utilize their natural talents. Stephen has been coaching business leaders to help them better serve their company by maximizing their strengths. Stephen is a seasoned professional with a passion to coach business leaders, ministry leaders, and individuals who want to grow in their emotional and spiritual intelligence. Stephen’s IDAK expertise also includes screening pastor and ministry leader candidates using the IDAK MAX Report.
Stephen enjoys his family and the following hobbies: fine woodworking, tennis and swimming. Stephen’s favorite vacations are at retreat centers in the mountains.
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