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COACHING FOR SPEAK-UP CULTURES
Corporate scandals don’t just happen to ‘bad’ people in other organisations. Executive and group coaching can promote a ‘speak-up’ culture by supporting leaders to become more self-aware and less complacent, says ethics and compliance expert Professor Guido Palazzo...
SHERPA: COACHES MOSTLY HIRED TO DEVELOP LEADERS
Leadership development has soared as the predominant reason for coaches being hired, according to the 2020 Sherpa Executive Coaching Survey. The three main reasons why coaches are hired are to address specific problems, assist in transition and to develop...
COACHING AT WORK ANNOUNCES FIRST VIRTUAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE: 25-26 NOVEMBER
We’re delighted to be hosting our first virtual conference, with the theme: Adaptive leadership in extraordinary times: How coaching can contribute Day 1: masterclasses, including Anthony Kasozi’s In recovery: Coaching and accompanying leaders (leadership) and their...
‘SAVING FACE’ IS THE X FACTOR OF GOOD BUSINESS
Association for Coaching and Institute of Coaching, ‘Coaching in the Workplace’ conference, 24-26 June Knowing how to honour and save face is essential to good leadership, said Maya Hu-Chan, president of California-based, Global Learning Associates. “I’ve...
GOOGLE: TAKE RISKS TO PREPARE FOR A VUCA WORLD
Association for Coaching and Institute of Coaching, ‘Coaching in the Workplace’ conference, 24-26 June Leadership development needs to change to meet the different challenges of our times, said David Peterson, director, executive coaching and leadership, at...
DIAGEO: LEADER-AS-COACH CULTURE HAS RIPPLE EFFECT
Association for Coaching and Institute of Coaching, ‘Coaching in the Workplace’ conference, 24-26 June There’s no way Syl Saller could have succeeded as chief marketing & innovation officer for FTSE 10 premium drinks company Diageo, without adopting a...