John Hannon

Profile

John works with organisations to improve the performance of the IT function by executive coaching to help people to change and develop. He coaches leaders and managers responsible for IT services and the initiation or delivery of projects. John has been helping organisations deliver IT services and projects as a consultant and programme and project manager for over 25 years. The organisations he has worked with include technology companies such as McDonnell Douglas and CheckFree, and investment managers including Robert Fleming, Barings, Merrill Lynch, Schroders and AXA. He has delivered project management training to McDonnell Douglas, SWIFT and Alcatel. John has an MA in Professional Coaching. He is accredited by the International Coach Federation (ICF) and has presented at the European ICF conference. He has written on coaching, leadership and personal development for various publications including Coaching at Work, CIO Magazine and Freelancing Matters.

Your website : www.newprojections.com
Your email : john.hannon@platinum-coaching.com
Your telephone number : 0845 301 1161
Country : United Kingdom
Your Region1: South East
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Membership of professional bodies

  • European Mentoring and Coaching Council
  • International Coach Federation

Coaching approach

One-to-one coaching is particularly effective for the development of management and leadership skills because each person is different. ‘One size fits all’ training courses can be very useful in transferring the basic principles and techniques of management and leadership but everyone then needs to apply that knowledge to their own situation. This is where coaching comes in. By working with an executive coach who has both relevant organisational experience and coaching skills the executive can build on their own unique strengths and address their own unique needs. By embarking on a learning and development journey the executive can grow their self-awareness and form up a personalised action plan for change. The coach will then support and challenge them to follow through on their plan. Coaching increases self-awareness and awareness of others, fosters shifts in perspective, promotes fresh insights, provides new frameworks for looking at opportunities and challenges, and inspires and informs future actions.