Tracey Grove

Tracey Grove is a high-performance coach specializing in leadership development and executive communication. She founded Pure Symmetry in 2008 with the intention of helping people and organizations thrive. With over three decades of experience across industries on three continents, Tracey has dedicated more than a decade to developing resilient leaders and organizations. Her executive coaching and leadership development focus is on increasing leaders' ability to improve employee engagement and create cohesive, high-performing teams that are adaptable to a rapidly changing environment.

She leverages organizational psychology, neuroscience, cognitive behavioral and positive psychology approaches to help clients break down patterns of behavior that do not serve them well. She applies communication and organizational relationship theories to help both individuals and leaders to have authentic conversations, empowering them and others to succeed.

Tracey crafts customized leadership development programs centered around the premise that consistent, systematic, programmatic habits and communication are needed to drive long-term behavioral change. She is a sought-after speaker on stress management and has taught workshops on resilience to thousands in over twenty countries around the world.

Tracey holds a bachelors degree in Psychology from Eastern Washington University, a masters degree in organizational development and leadership from Fielding Graduate University, and is accredited by the International Coach Federation as a Professional Certified Coach (PCC). Pure Symmetry was awarded Most Effective Leadership Development Consultancy of 2024 by the Global Business Insight Awards, and as Most Effective Leadership Development Consultancy of 2023 by Corporate Vision. Tracey has been recognized as Top 20 High Performance Leadership Coach of 2022 by Coach Foundation.

Tracey lives in Idaho in the United States with her husband. Outside of work, she can be found curled up on the sofa indulging her love of a good book on a rainy day or whipping up something delicious in the kitchen over a glass of fine wine, in good company.