Songya Kesler joins Seven Stones Leadership as a leadership consultant and executive and team coach. She is a three- time Silicon Valley entrepreneur with 15 years of business experience spanning North America, Europe, and Asia. She works with leaders, innovators, and disruptors on a mission to find their inner truths and unlock their highest potential. Her clients are ambitious, hyper-intelligent founders and tech leadership teams with 30 to 3,000 employees, addressing a range of industries such as SaaS, Health-, Space-, Fin-, Food-, Crypto-, and Retail-Tech.

She supports her clients with a comprehensive suite of offerings that includes executive coaching, team coaching, offsite facilitation, leadership consulting, and management training. Songya works closely with leaders and their teams to develop the necessary leadership competencies to reach their next significant milestone. She helps individuals to develop key leadership skills and self-awareness to uncover who they are and what they want so they can lead with confidence, certainty and authenticity. She helps businesses to design and deliver leadership training programs that increase employee engagement, motivation, and overall productivity. Some of her recent clients include Aztec, Contentful, Formo, Zalando, and N26.

As an adjunct faculty at the University of Colorado, she teaches Leadership & Ethics to the next generation of socio-environmental and sustainability leaders in the Masters of the Environment (MENV) program. Her curriculum equips students to practice leadership as changemakers grounded in social responsibility. She approaches leadership as a practice that calls for alignment of vision, action, and impact, which requires intrapersonal, interpersonal, and collective skill and insight.

She received two engineering degrees from Stanford University and her MBA from the University of Cambridge Judge Business School. In 2021, she relocated back to the US from Germany and lives with her family in Boulder, CO. When not working, Songya can be found making pottery or sitting in tea practice.