Sarah Dawrant
Senior Training Consultant
Sarah specialises in Coaching & Mentoring, Presentation Skills and Line Management. Recent clients include EE Mobile and European Space Agency.
Recent Accomplishments
- Multi-country rollout for leaders across AMEA regions on dynamic presenting in a remote environment
- Mentoring skills training courses for senior leaders across an organisation
- Coaching training for managers to help support the team’s career progression
- Living your values at work: aligning purpose with management style
Hobbies and Interests
Sarah loves cycling, singing (terribly) and visiting the beautiful North of England. As a Canadian, she loves the “warm climate” in England!
Contact Information
Areas of Speciality
Recent Clients
- European Space Agency
- EE Mobile
- Hyve
Education
University of Alberta
BA Sociology
University of Grant MacEwan
Diploma in PR and Communications
Qualifications:
From political speech writing to stand-up comedy, from marketing to project management, from strategic planning to coaching, and from a degree in Sociology to a diploma in public relations Sarah Dawrant has packed a lot into her life already.
Originally from Canada, Sarah has lived in the UK since 2009, building her own international career coaching practice while training and developing her skills at Impact Factory. She brings not only her vast range of professional abilities but added into the mix is her warmth, humour, quick mind, and unlimited passion to help people develop by trying new things and stretching their comfort zones.
Impact Factory tailored clients have included BP, British Library, Coca-Cola, Roche, London Fire Brigade, BMW, and Panasonic. As well as her involvement with those clients, two highlights have been the development, design, and delivery of a national training programme for EE and an unforgettable week-long Train the Trainer course for the Georgian Ministry of Justice in Tbilisi.
Away from Impact Factory, as well as having her own coaching clients, she runs career transition workshops and courses on teaching skills for medical professionals. And let’s not forget the scary world of stand-up where she had the best time poking fun at her early days in the UK where she described how her naïve Canadian openness came head to head with a slightly more reserved British culture.
Sarah feels very settled in the UK and she is one of the strange few who never complains about the weather here because she says:
“Anything is better than -43 Celsius and seven months of snow!”
