About Cascade
Meet Clint Justice. Entrepreneur, former multi-unit franchisee, and coach to owners building beyond themselves.
Meet your next thought partner
The person in your corner
Business ownership
Clint is a former multi-unit franchisee who exited through sale. That firsthand experience shapes the questions he asks and the perspective he brings to your business.
A broader perspective
Former Franchise Advisory Council president, with a background in commercial lending, private equity, and entrepreneurial advisory work.
Professional coaching
Professional coaching credentials, emotional intelligence assessments, and Positive Intelligence training support the work you do together.
Explore Clint’s credentials
The work we do together
Clearer thinking. Stronger leadership. A business that depends less on you. It starts with space to step back and a conversation about what comes next.
Explore coaching & peer advisoryBring the decision you’re avoiding, the conversation you need to have, or the responsibility you can’t seem to hand off.
Examine what’s driving your decisions, how you respond under pressure, and what your team needs from you next.
Turn reflection into clear commitments. Develop the people beneath you and follow through on the changes that matter.
Credentials & affiliations
ICF Member
International Coaching Federation
ACC
Associate Certified Coach, ICF
BCC
Board Certified Coach, CCE
EQ-i 2.0 / EQ 360
Certified, Multi-Health Systems
Positive Intelligence
Certified PQ Coach
IFA Member
International Franchise Association
“At times this work feels like one more thing to put on the list. But with everything going on, there have been a lot of decisions I either need to be making or that have been brought across my desk. It's been helpful to reflect on that in an intentional way that in the past I wouldn't have. It really helped me think through why I'm responding the way I do.”
“I don’t have to prove to everyone I have the answer.”
If you know the next stage can't keep running through you, let's talk. And if the honest answer is that you don't have time for this — that's the thing worth talking about.
