Lauren Brett

Lauren Brett is a leadership coach who works with individuals and teams to build trust, elevate communication, and lead with greater authenticity and impact. She supports sport leaders, coaches, athletes, and administrators to navigate complexity with clarity, compassion, and confidence—whether they’re in high-performance environments, national organizations, or grassroots systems.

A Certified Integral Coach™ and Professional Co-Active® Coach (PCC), Lauren brings decades of lived experience in high-performance sport, the arts, and organizational leadership. She represented Canada as a rhythmic gymnast and later coached the national team for over 10 years, earning recognition as Coach of the Year by the Canadian Rhythmic Sportive Gymnastics Federation. Her coaching style—both then and now—is known for blending emotional intelligence, care, and results. As one former athlete shared: “Lauren was a visionary whose goal was to develop happy and healthy gymnasts. Her confidence, her faith, was our motivation. She was a big influence on the individuals we have become because she gave us guidance through some of the most critical years of our lives.”

After retiring from sport, Lauren led operations at Canada’s premier performing arts training institution for 18 years, where she deepened her interest in shaping healthy team cultures and guiding leaders through growth and transition. Her work now integrates tools like the Nova Profile, The Leadership Circle™ 360, and ORSC (Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching), inviting people into courageous conversations and lasting change.

Her mission is to humanize leadership and change lives—one conversation at a time.

Lauren is the proud mother of two grown-up humans. Outside of coaching, you’ll find her volunteering with Haven Refugees, paddling a kayak on Georgian Bay, dancing, hiking, or chasing quiet moments in nature.

Favorite quote: “Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing or right doing there is a field. I’ll meet you there.” — Rumi