Carissa Bub
Master Practitioner
Carissa Bub is a seasoned professional facilitator of change and experienced corporate coach of over twenty years. She is also an accredited Coaching Supervisor, Director of Bubworks, and Faculty of 6 Team Conditions, bringing deep global experience and insight from working with Executive Leaders, Boards, and Senior Leadership Teams in 100+ organisations across diverse industries. Aside from team effectiveness, her expertise lies in supporting C-Suite teams with stakeholder engagement & communications, and culture change that drives adaptive-readiness in organisations.
Carissa’s professional journey began as a news and current affairs reporter and presenter at the BBC, where along with a Masters in Psychoanalytic Developmental Psychology, she developed expertise in deep listening and asking questions that increase awareness and influence systemic change.
Since 2002, Carissa has devoted herself to cultivating leadership in senior teams and strategic leadership groups, concentrating on bridging divides, creating high-trust collaboration, and developing ‘best practice’ for effective stewardship to build a better world. Her engagements have spanned multiple sectors, including healthcare, logistics, FMCG, energy, finance, professional services, government, media, and technology.
Carissa Bub’s Areas of Expertise
Top Team Development: Carissa specializes in transforming leadership teams into cohesive, high-functioning units, ensuring alignment with organizational goals.
Team Practitioner Supervision: An expert mentor, Carissa supports other practitioners in refining their approaches and expanding their impact.
Multi-team System Effectiveness: Carissa excels in optimizing the dynamics and efficiency of multi-team systems, ensuring seamless collaboration across departments or divisions.
Resilience & Team Wellbeing: Especially for scale-up teams, but generally, how to build the psychological safety, shared meaning, language, and habits of mind and practices to foster emergent potential in teams.