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Jeff
Jaworski
Founder of Google’s Global Sales Coaching Program
Google
Jeff Jaworski is a seasoned executive, keynote speaker, and expert facilitator with over 20 years of experience in sales, leadership, and executive coaching. As a former Google leader, he played a pivotal role in managing high-stakes partnerships, closing record-breaking deals, and founding Google’s award-winning Global Sales Coaching Program. Jeff specializes in driving sales growth, go-to-market strategies, and leadership transformation, offering keynote talks, executive coaching, and strategic advisory services. His expertise has impacted top organizations like Google, AWS, BlackRock, and startups, earning him a reputation as a results-driven mentor and trusted advisor in the industry.
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18 November 2026 11:10 - 11:40
The condition that makes coaching work
Most sales orgs invest in coaching skills and wonder why nothing changes. The missing variable isn't technique. It's the conditions under which coaching can actually take root. Google's research into what makes teams perform at their highest level points to one factor above all others: psychological safety. In a sales environment built on pressure, competition, and quarterly targets, creating those conditions is far from straightforward. This session translates that research into something enablement leaders can act on: how to assess the coaching culture you actually have, and what it takes to build one where development becomes the norm, not the exception. Key takeaways: - Assess your current coaching culture against the conditions Google's research shows actually drive team performance - Identify where pressure and competition in your org are actively working against the coaching culture you're trying to build - Design enablement initiatives that create the conditions for psychological safety, not just the mechanics of coaching