About Alicia Yoon

Alicia is an Organisational Psychologist, leadership coach, and strategic facilitator who believes that sustainable growth starts from within.
Over the past decade, Alicia has worked with leaders, teams, and organisations across Asia-Pacific and globally to navigate change, build confidence, and lead with clarity. Today, she brings this work into coaching, bespoke workshops, leadership training, and speaking engagements.
Professionally, Alicia brings a strong foundation in organisational psychology, leadership development, and wellbeing. She has led large-scale global training programmes, designed and facilitated senior leadership experiences, and worked closely with executives on strategy, culture, and transformation. Alongside this, she coaches individuals — particularly women and leaders — who are navigating moments of transition, self-doubt, burnout, or identity shifts in their careers and lives.
Having navigated burnout, self-doubt, and redefining success herself, she brings a deeply empathetic, grounded, and human approach to her coaching and facilitation. Clients often describe her style as warm, reflective, and gently challenging — creating the safety to pause, and the clarity to move forward with intention. Whether working one-on-one, with groups, or on stage, her focus is on creating space for insight, alignment, and courageous action, so individuals and organisations can lead more consciously and sustainably.
She works with:
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Individuals through 1:1 and group coaching focused on leadership, confidence, identity, and wellbeing
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Organisations through bespoke workshops and training on leadership, culture, collaboration, and sustainable performance
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Audiences through speaking engagements, panels, and keynotes on leadership, wellbeing, women’s empowerment, and the inner work behind effective leadership
At the core of Alicia’s work is a simple belief:
when people learn to lead themselves with self-awareness, clarity, and compassion, better decisions, healthier cultures, and more meaningful work naturally follow.