Izumi Leelahana
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Izumi Leelahana is a facilitator, coach, and founder of Ginkoh. Over three decades, she has worked with leaders from over 65 countries, co-founded global leadership organizations, and facilitated Art of Leadership at Rockwood Leadership Institute for more than a decade. Through Ginkoh, she invites people to explore leadership as a pathway to living life profoundly. Drawing on her own life journey and spiritual practice, she supports people in deepening awareness and reconnecting with wellbeing as a foundation for how they live, love, and lead.
Her work has brought her alongside senior executives and grassroots community leaders across business, government, and civil society. Her experience spans designing and facilitating transformative learning experiences, coaching individuals, leading retreats, and serving on boards.
In her facilitation, Izumi offers space to pause, see familiar patterns, and respond with greater clarity and freedom. She weaves in creative exploration, inviting people to become more available to life - with its uncertainty, beauty, and mystery. Ginkoh takes its name from the Japanese practice of composing poetry while journeying, honoring the poets in her mother’s family.
With warmth, compassion, and insight, she offers those entrusted with the care of others a place to be supported themselves.
Learn more at ginkoh.com.
Her work has brought her alongside senior executives and grassroots community leaders across business, government, and civil society. Her experience spans designing and facilitating transformative learning experiences, coaching individuals, leading retreats, and serving on boards.
In her facilitation, Izumi offers space to pause, see familiar patterns, and respond with greater clarity and freedom. She weaves in creative exploration, inviting people to become more available to life - with its uncertainty, beauty, and mystery. Ginkoh takes its name from the Japanese practice of composing poetry while journeying, honoring the poets in her mother’s family.
With warmth, compassion, and insight, she offers those entrusted with the care of others a place to be supported themselves.
Learn more at ginkoh.com.
