As a Leadership Coach and Facilitator at ADVISA, Lisa Pettitt helps people at all levels grow their clarity, confidence, and effectiveness at work. She’s known for her calm, grounded presence – and her ability to create coaching conversations where clients feel both understood and appropriately challenged.
With over twenty years of experience developing leaders and teams, Lisa blends emotional intelligence, behavioral science, and practical frameworks to support meaningful growth. Her coaching helps clients deepen self-awareness, navigate complex interpersonal dynamics, and translate insight into intentional action.
She works with individual contributors, people leaders, and executives who value reflection, sound judgment, and purposeful leadership. She meets clients where they are and partners with them to move forward with clarity, confidence, and impact.
Lisa holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Miami University. She lives in Indiana with her family and enjoys yoga, hiking, travel, and a well-chosen book.
Fun Fact
Lisa has a twin brother – and she also gave birth to boy-girl twins.
Both times, the two births were three minutes apart.
Both times, the girl was the first born.
Both girls were born brunette.
Both boys were born blond.
“Lisa, you are everything one could look for in a good mentor. You groomed us to be sound professionals and made working with you an interesting and memorable experience. I will always be grateful to you for your support and kindness during the last nine months.”
– Jessica Foster ADP-CTAS, Langham Logistics
Recommended Media
- Dare to Lead by Brené Brown
- People Fuel by John Townsend
- Radical Candor by Kim Scott
Favorite Quote
“We desperately need more leaders who are committed to courageous wholehearted leadership and who are self-aware enough to lead from their hearts, rather than unevolved leaders who lead from hurt and fear . . . Leaders must either invest a reasonable amount of time attending to fears and feelings or squander an unreasonable amount of time trying to manage ineffective and unproductive behavior.”
Brené Brown
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