Program grows, connecting Boston members with rigorously vetted, proven coaches

BOSTON, August 25, 2026 — The Women Leaders Association, the largest publisher and events organization for women professionals with 43,000 members and more than 130 chapters, today named Danielle Snow a Coaching Partner of its Boston chapter, BostonWomenLeaders.org, expanding the roster of vetted coaches available to the chapter's members.

The program addresses a challenge members raise constantly: coaching is one of the highest-impact career investments a professional woman can make, and one of the hardest to shop for. Under Coaching Partners, the association does much of the screening itself — vetting every coach for recognized credentials, verifiable experience, and excellent client reviews before they appear on a chapter site — so members can engage with confidence and keep rising.

Snow is a leadership coach working with executives and founders — especially women leading at the top of high-growth organizations. Through her company, Purposefully Aligned, she helps leaders lead with more clarity, hold hard decisions without losing themselves, and align their work with what actually matters — and her core work is coaching executive teams as a system, moving them from working hard in parallel to moving in real alignment. She coaches from the operator's seat: with more than 25 years in high-growth organizations she scaled teams from a handful of people to over 1,000. She was most recently COO of Form Health, and earlier was in senior leadership at Grand Rounds Health/Included Health as SVP of Patient Care and SVP and Chief of Staff to the CEO. An ICF Associate Certified Coach trained through the Hudson Institute of Coaching, she is completing the ICF's Advanced Certification in Team Coaching.

"Leadership teams hold together or come apart on alignment," said Snow. "I have carried the board, the budget, and the humans doing the work all at once. My job is to ask the questions that matter, create space to think, and hold leaders accountable to what they decide — so the whole team moves in real alignment."

"Danielle has done the thing she coaches — scaled a care organization from zero to a thousand people and kept executive teams aligned through all of it," said Lydia Price, 2026 Volunteer Chair. "Most coaching works on the leader; Danielle also works on the team as a system."

Snow joins Susan Shepherd on the chapter's roster. Members can view her profile and book a free 30-minute discovery call at:
https://BostonWomenLeaders.org/CoachDanielleSnow