Kat Rogan Kissane, ACC, CPCC, MA, MBA

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Kat is a certified professional coach, writer, speaker, and the founder of Create What’s Next Coaching. She works with high-performing leaders and people navigating life transitions who feel a quiet nudge that something more is calling. More meaning, more alignment, more choice.
 

She is also the creator of The Compounding Life, a perspective on how our experiences, learning, relationships, and choices build on one another throughout our lives. Its rhythm, Learn, Grow, Contribute, Reinvent, Repeat, reflects her belief that we can keep creating meaningful futures at every age.
 

Through her writing, presentations, and workshops, Kat invites people to rethink what is possible across longer lives. She contributes articles on intentional leadership and is writing The Compounding Life, a book exploring how we carry what we have lived and learned into what we create next.
 

Kat is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach through the Co-Active Training Institute and holds the Associate Certified Coach credential from the International Coaching Federation. She earned an MA in Counseling Psychology and an MBA, and spent more than 30 years leading marketing, communications, and brand strategy in higher education.
 

After decades of achievement, responsibility, and caretaking, Kat understands what it feels like to arrive at a crossroads. A place where success no longer equals fulfillment, and the question shifts from “What should I do next?” to “Who am I becoming now?” Her own next chapter, building a coaching practice, writing a book, and bringing her ideas to new audiences, continues to shape her work.
 

Her coaching blends deep listening, mindset work, and practical action. She sees her clients as whole and capable, and helps them reconnect with their inner wisdom, name what matters, and make choices that reflect who they are today.
 

Whether she is coaching one person or leading a workshop, Kat helps people recognize the value of what they already carry and imagine where it could take them. Career transitions, burnout, reinvention, and the space between chapters can all become openings for a more intentional life.
 

Choose your next.