Nicki Sanders

Nicki Sanders, The Packaged For Success Coach, is an experienced coach, trainer, group facilitator, and program manager. She has packaged her Masters of Social Work degree and over 15 years of work experience into Packaged For Success, a training and professional development company. Nicki is passionate about organizational and career development. She is an Adjunct Professor who has an extensive experience in developing and managing internship programs.

S.O.F.T. Leadership™: Dismantle the Conditioning and Address the Conditions

  Leadership development has long focused on the individual. The intent was to make the leader better. More self-aware. More flexible. More resilient. More loyal. But leadership doesn’t happen in a vacuum. The conditions matter, too. The culture. The policies. The expectations. The relationships. The resources. The power dynamics. The systems. Because I refuse to

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This Is What I’ve Always Been Building

  This month, I paused to strengthen what I’m actually building. Not just the leaders. Not just the organizations. The conditions around them. Because leadership doesn’t happen in a vacuum. I’ve spent years working with people and organizations around leadership, capacity, culture, development, and sustainability. And one thing I know: You can have incredibly capable

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S.O.F.T. Leadership™ Is Sovereign Work

  Leadership doesn’t happen in isolation. People lead within teams. Teams operate within organizations. Organizations exist within communities and systems. And all of it exists within an environment we depend on. So when I work with clients to recognize and dismantle leadership conditioning, I’m doing more than helping an individual become a better leader. We’re

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A New Season, Welcoming New Possibilities

  I LOVE my career. I love the diversity of my work, the people I’ve met along the way, and the fact that I’ve never really been someone who wanted to do just one thing. I also love my current work schedule. As I move through my 50s, I’m finding that my personal and professional goals

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