Global executive coaching and leadership consultancy relocates to Tampa from London

Newmanity, a leadership consultancy, plans to relocate from London to Tampa due to the business growth in South Florida, according to a statement.

Newmanity has experience working with the world’s biggest brands including Mcdonald’s, Lego and Reckitt, the statement said.

Newmanity is an executive coaching and leadership consultancy that works at the intersection of business, psychology, health and humanities. Using insights from chief executive officers, the company says it works to empower leaders and organizations. Australian national and former professional basketball player

Newmanity founder and CEO Ana Reed is a member of the invitation-only Forbes Coaches Council, the International Coaching Federation, a former co-producer of BBC’s ‘CEO Guru’ and an award-winning leadership entrepreneur. She also played basketball professionally in Croatia and was a semiprofessional for women’s division clubs in Australia.

Reed has met and worked with well-known CEOs including Richard Branson (Virgin), Alan Joyce (Qantas) and Meg Whitman (Quibi).

“I am very excited about our relocation to Tampa. The growth and development, Florida lifestyle, pro-business and overall potential of the Tampa business community is extraordinarily exciting. I look forward to helping leaders and companies grow and expand their companies both locally and nationally,” said Reed, in the statement.

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