Med-SNAP Program

Felicia Cosey Williams, PhD, MA

For over 25 years, Felicia Williams Cosey has inspired business organizations, leaders, and individuals to go beyond the ordinary to achieve successful business and personal relationships.

Dr. Williams Cosey has developed teaching and training expertise in faculty positions at universities including the Simon Bolivar University in Caracas, Venezuela, the School of Business at Boston College, the Psychology Department and School of Engineering at Wayne State University and the JFK School of Business. Currently a full-time Lecturer at Stanford, she is a leadership coach for MBA Arbuckle Fellows, Lab Instructor for MBA1 Leadership Labs and Facilitator for the widely popular Interpersonal Dynamics course. In her private practice, she offers coaching to individuals and companies on both personal and professional development. She has worked with thousands of clients in 1-1 coaching and group work in areas including executive coaching, career development, stress management, executive leadership, team building and conflict management. Her current passion includes training and consulting in the areas of empowered leadership, diversity, equity and inclusion.

Agnes Le, MBA

Agnes Le is a Stanford-trained group facilitator and executive coach who helps leaders increase their impact on their organizations. She also works with teams to help them find ways to become more effective. She draws upon twenty years of experience in the people development field. Currently, she is a leadership coach in the Executive Education programs at Stanford Graduate School of Business as well as a group facilitator for the school’s most popular elective course, Interpersonal Dynamics. Formerly, she led the talent functions at various European companies. She graduated with an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business. A strong believer in a growth-mindset, Agnes has continued to look for ways to step outside her comfort zone: whether it was getting a Stanford MBA, coaching CEOs, hiking to the base camp of Everest, or running 12 marathons and even two ultra-marathons.