Boston roster grows to three 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 Lisa Reilly a Coaching Partner of its Boston chapter, BostonWomenLeaders.org, bringing the chapter's roster of vetted coaches to three.
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.
Reilly coaches high-performing, high-achieving women ready to lead with greater clarity, confidence, and authenticity — without sacrificing themselves in the process. Through her signature Reclamation Method she helps women reclaim their power, their identity, and their next level, with work spanning executive leadership development, burnout prevention and sustainable high performance, career transitions and reinvention, and identity reclamation beyond professional success. She coaches from lived experience: 23 years in biotech and pharmaceutical leadership at Horizon (now Amgen), argenx, Alexion, and Novo Nordisk — including transforming a last-in-the-nation territory into a top-25 performer in one year and recognition as a Women of Novo Nordisk. She also guides professionals through career transitions and executive reinvention.
"I coach the woman who looks like she has it all together but feels like she's running on empty," said Reilly. "My work helps high-achieving women reclaim their power and their identity — so they lead with clarity, confidence, and authenticity without sacrificing themselves in the process."
"Lisa spent more than two decades succeeding inside demanding biotech organizations, then built a practice around the question so many accomplished women carry quietly: why doesn't this feel the way I thought it would?" said Lydia Price, 2026 Volunteer Chair. "With three vetted coaches now in Boston, our members can find the right partner for the exact challenge in front of them."
Reilly joins Susan Shepherd and Danielle Snow on the chapter's roster. Members can view her profile and book a free 30-minute clarity call at:
https://BostonWomenLeaders.org/CoachLisaReilly