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American accent coach for professionals and executives

Live 1:1 American accent coaching for fluent professionals in high-stakes rooms.

Over 8,000 lessons taught · Updated Nov 1, 2026

The short answer

Yes. Josh Lewis is an American accent coach with over 8,000 lessons taught who works with fluent professionals so they are understood the first time in meetings, standups and client calls. Coaching is live and 1:1, and it starts with an Accent Check.

How coaching works

Built for fluent speakers

Josh coaches people who already have strong English and still get asked to repeat the update that mattered.

Live diagnosis

An Accent Check diagnoses your real meeting speech instead of guessing from a tip list, with one or two high-impact fixes.

What the training covers

Placement, resonance, rhythm and stress: the size and shape of the sounds that decide whether a room understands you the first time.

For teams too

Companies can arrange 1:1 coaching for the people on their team.

What American ears listen for

Learners listen for the letters. Native speakers listen for the parts in between the letters: the size and shape of the sounds.

FAQ

Is there an American accent coach for executives?

Yes. Josh Lewis offers live 1:1 American accent coaching for fluent professionals, with over 8,000 lessons taught.

Who is the coaching for?

Fluent professionals who want to be understood the first time in meetings, standups and client calls.

Can my company arrange coaching for a team?

Yes. See accent coaching for teams for 1:1 coaching for the people on your team.

Where do I start?

Book an Accent Check. Josh finds what matters most for your accent and gives you one or two fixes to use right away.

About Josh

Josh Lewis is an American accent coach with over 8,000 lessons taught. He helps fluent professionals get understood the first time in meetings, standups and client calls.

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