Meet Liam
The demands and isolation of being a CEO can be crushing. And sometimes, when you really need an attentive ear, there's no one to talk to. Liam knows. In his last role as CEO, when he wasn't at his best, he lost everything and had to face his demons alone.
That's why now as a Denver-based CEO Coach he listens, asks the tough questions that no one else will and puts you back together.
Your situation is unique and the last thing you want is to be put into some predetermined coaching framework. My CEO Coaching is highly personalized to you and to your situation. As we work together, you will develop strategic self-awareness, your mental fitness with strengthen and your goals and priorities will clarify. Then you will become the CEO your company needs you to be.
Liam Chrismer
Denver-Based CEO Coach and Business Advisor
“The challenges your business is facing are a direct reflection of the practices, regimens and disciplines in your personal life.”
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LIAM CHRISMER
Latest Posts
October 29, 2026
The Reality of CEO Burnout: Symptoms, Recovery, and Leading Through Exhaustion
When you hold the compass, the weight of the entire company sits squarely on your shoulders. You run on adrenaline for years. You mistake chronic stress for high performance. Then the crash happens. I know this cycle intimately because I lived it as a CEO. Recent executive data paints a sobering picture: Deloitte research shows more than 80% of senior leaders report exhaustion typical of burnout risk, and 71% of the C-suite admit they would seriously consider leaving for a role that better...
October 22, 2026
CEO Peer Groups: Are They Worth the Time and Money?
Before you spend thousands of dollars and a dozen workdays a year in a room full of other CEOs, you ought to know what you're buying. CEO peer groups have been around for decades. The granddaddy, Vistage, began as The Executive Committee (TEC) in Milwaukee in 1957. Today, Vistage reports about 45,000 members in 40 countries, making it the world's largest CEO peer advisory organization. Impressive. But does a CEO running a $15 million manufacturing business in Denver really benefit because...
October 16, 2026
The CEO Who Reads Is the CEO Who Thinks Better: Why Reading Belongs in Every CEO's Mental Fitness Discipline
When was the last time you read a book that had absolutely nothing to do with your business? I'm not talking about the latest leadership book you snagged at Hudson News on your last trip or the book David Senra summarized on the Founders podcast. Something different. A novel. A biography. History. Philosophy. Perhaps something that challenged a belief you've held for years. CEOs spend enormous amounts of time consuming information: emails, financial reports, dashboards, articles,...