For a career coach, you might reach out to:

Lisa B. Horowitz, JD, MSOD
Founder and Principal Strategist
Attorney Talent Strategy Group LLC
202-294-6709 | lbhorowitz@gmail.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisabhorowitz/
www.atalentstrategy.com
Your Legal Career. Your Own Terms

Also, I am former Chief Legal Officer for a trade association and now am president. I would be happy to discuss career goals and transitions with the OP or others interested in this topic - sdwyer@americanstaffing.net.

In the same boat as the OP. In federal litigation for 20+ years and ready to transition to non profit/foundation work but part time. Would love recommendations on coaches or agencies that help professionals make the transition. Good luck, OP!

I haven’t made the switch but have been fantasizing about going back as a high school English teacher. I’d want to work at a private school only.

My nonprofit is hybrid and I think most are. When you can’t pay a lot, allowing remote work is an easy perk that helps nonprofits compete for talent. I am surprised you’re not finding this to be the case.

Been in biglaw litigating for almost 25 years. Ready to transition to something else. I’m hoping to work for at least another 15-20 years, but want to do something completely different, ideally something more meaningful. Ok with a significant pay cut, but not willing to work in an office 5 days a week at this point. That seems to rule out a lot of nonprofit and teaching jobs which were the two paths I had contemplated. Any success stories out there? I’m not wedded to staying or leaving law - just looking for a change. Also if anyone in a similar boat has used a career coach to help with this type of transition, please share recommendations. Thanks!