Boon
Prepared for Huntress · August 2026

Coaching for every teammate, priced for how it's actually used.

Every teammate keeps always-on access to 1:1 coaching. Huntress pays for sessions delivered, not seats reserved. Built around a one-year term and your September 26 renewal date.

Illustrative planning scenario · every input is adjustable
Boon Scale · Company-wide
Always-on coaching for all teammates
Every teammate gets a portal login, coach matching, and 1:1 coaching whenever they need it, from day one. Usage-based: you pay per session delivered, not per seat.
Session length
Estimated annual sessions
Annual investment
Cost per teammateper covered teammate per year

Boon Exec · Optional
Executive coaching, same roof
Today exec coaching at Huntress happens ad hoc through a personal Rolodex. Bring it under the same partner: chemistry-matched coaches, sponsor alignment, and the same aggregate reporting, one invoice.
Focus areas
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Boon Grow · Optional
A programmatic cohort, if you ever want one
If a specific population deserves a structured six-month program, for example new managers, a Grow cohort adds pre and post competency measurement on the competencies Huntress selects. It complements the LifeLabs common language rather than replacing it.
Competencies
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Boon Together · Optional
Workshops and team coaching
Skills-based workshops, group coaching series, and team coaching, run by facilitators from the same 300+ coach bench. Custom scoped with you: a quarterly workshop roadmap, a one-off session for a specific team, or the facilitation work that runs through outside vendors today. It lands in the same reporting layer and the same invoice.
Workshop themes

Each workshop is custom scoped with your team: format, length, audience, and facilitator. Multi-session group coaching and team coaching engagements are priced the same way.

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Contract terms, built around Huntress

One-year term.Standard for us. No multi-year pressure, we earn the renewal with the data.

Built for September 26.Decision by mid-September leaves time to communicate to teammates the week your current contract ends, with coaching live immediately after.

Flat fee if you prefer it.Most companies get better value from usage-based pricing, but if a predictable invoice matters for budgeting, we can structure a license model too.

Coaches who've done the job.

Three coaches from the bench, chosen because their operating background matches Huntress's world. Illustrative: every teammate gets curated options and a say in their match. Behind them sits a bench of 300+ ICF-credentialed coaches.

Yuval Goren

Yuval Goren

Executive and Leadership Coach · ICF PCC
25+ Years Operating in Tech

Yuval spent more than 25 years operating in the tech industry, moving from engineering into product management and marketing leadership, and later founding and scaling a mobile app company of his own. He has held the roles his clients hold, which keeps his coaching direct, practical, and anchored in execution.

He has coached for 15 years, working with enterprise executives, tech founders, business owners, and senior leaders on leadership effectiveness, focus and execution, building high performing teams, and driving measurable business results. He has coached leaders from organizations including Amazon, Cisco, Nvidia, Oracle, PayPal, Salesforce, and Uber.

Michelle Kraemer

Michelle Kraemer

Google · Stripe · Salesforce · The New York Times
Harvard MBA · ICF ACC

Michelle spent 26 years operating through industry-defining shifts at Google, Stripe, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, and The New York Times. At Google she was Head of Product Operations for Cloud IaaS, working as COO-partner to the GM on a multi-billion-dollar storage business, and most recently she led Product GTM for Stripe's incubation portfolio. Earlier she led sales teams at Buddy Media through its Salesforce acquisition, breaking new business with Walmart, GE, and Kellogg.

She holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, trained with the Co-Active Training Institute, and is credentialed by the International Coaching Federation. Having led through the rise of the internet, mobile, and cloud, she coaches high-achieving leaders through technology and organizational change, helping clients find grounding and purposeful action amid it.

Colin Cosgrove

Colin Cosgrove

Google, 11 Years · Head of Compliance, Shopping Ads
EMCC Senior Accreditation

Colin brings more than 17 years of global technology experience, including 11 years at Google in senior roles across compliance, strategy, and sales. As Head of Compliance for Shopping Ads across Northern and Southern Europe, he led teams through complex regulatory environments and organizational change, familiar ground for a company that lives where security meets compliance.

In 2024 he founded Movizmo Coaching Solutions to help purpose-led scale-ups and leaders adopt AI responsibly. He holds senior coaching accreditation with the European Mentoring and Coaching Council and has trained more than 300 coaches, L&D professionals, and subject matter experts on integrating AI into their workflows.

How matching works for Huntress: every teammate completes a short intake covering role, goals, and coach preferences. We propose curated options, teammates get a say, and Exec engagements begin with a chemistry conversation before anything is confirmed. If the fit is not right, we swap early.
A bench of 300+ coaches.
Alex Simmons · CEO, Boon · asimmons@boon-health.com

Why Boon vs. BetterUp.

Coach quality is table stakes at this level. The differences are commercial shape, data access, and how the partnership behaves.

Every row describes how the model works. Both platforms offer credible coaching.

Competitor descriptions reflect publicly available product information as of August 2026.

The real question

The question isn't whether credible coaches exist on either platform. It's which model fits how Huntress actually uses coaching: broad access, real but selective usage, and a team that wants the data without the tier.

A transition built for September 26.

Switching vendors is mostly a communication problem, and it's ours to carry.

Always on
A live dashboard from day one
Sponsors never have to ask if it's being used. Utilization, aggregate themes, and trend lines are available throughout the year.
Confidentiality stays intact. Coaching conversations stay between coach and teammate. Huntress sees participation and aggregate themes, never individual content.
Coach continuity. Some coaches already work on both Boon and BetterUp. If teammates have coaches they'd hate to lose, we're open to a conversation about bringing them onto the bench.

Change the model, keep the promise.

Every teammate still has coaching whenever they need it.

What stays true

A certified human coach within days, insight without surveillance, and a partner that earns the renewal every year.