Do What You Do Better

Corsini Consulting Group, LLC is a succession-planning and executive-coaching firm based in Birmingham, Alabama.

Our Services

Succession Planning

We help identify, develop and prepare high-potential candidates to fill key leadership positions long before change occurs.

Family-Business Consulting

We offer a suite of services to help both the family and the family business prosper across generations.

Executive Coaching

Our executive coaching for company owners, executives and managers gives leaders a renewed and sharpened focus on their businesses.

Founder & President

Corsini Consulting Group, LLC was founded more than 25 years ago by Marc Corsini with one goal, to help your business people do what they do best—in and out of the office. In that time, Marc has worked with thousands of company owners, executives, professionals and salespeople in a variety of fields and industries including commercial real estate, distribution, construction, and property and casualty insurance.

Marc Corsini

Marc Corsini

Founder and President

Our Clients

Lights, Camera, Accountability: What Would Your Week Say About You?

Imagine this: A film crew follows you for one week, documenting everything—your behaviors, habits, interactions, shortcomings, and accomplishments. They follow you at work and at home. And at the end of the week, they produce a documentary about your life. Now comes...

Managing People: Lessons from the Trenches 

Over the years, I’ve had the privilege (and the challenge) of managing and coaching countless executives. One thing is for certain: Leadership isn’t just about delivering results; it’s about getting the most out of your people.   Here are a few lessons I’ve...

When Is It Right to Be Right?

Part 2 of 2  In my last blog post, "When Being Right Is Wrong," I discussed how the need to be right can often come at the expense of relationships and goodwill. Letting go of the need to correct someone or prove a point can be the key to maintaining harmony,...

When Being Right Is Wrong 

Part 1 of 2  Recently, I was speaking with someone about joining one of my programs. It was our second Zoom call, which we had scheduled during our previous session. As planned, I joined the Zoom meeting on time and waited for him to join. After five minutes of...