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ICCO Lab 2010 - September 29th, 30th and October 1st, 2010 - Save the date!
ICCO Lab 2010 is in the works. We know the power of putting a date in place. We know the power of putting together a special ICCO event for our members who value the experience of learning, co-creation, collaboration, friendship and shared meaning. With stimulating topics for generative dialogue, there will be a great deal of productive activity. This is a lab in the true sense of the word….an event to remember!
Mark your calendars for September 29th, 30th and morning of October 1st, 2010, location and topic to be announced soon so check back often as we add more details.
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ICCO presented a symposium: Leadership and Coaching Within Organizations: A Fundamental Partnership - November 11-13, 2009
How can professional coaching enhance the effectiveness of leadership development coaching within organizations? In recent years a distinction has often been drawn between management (doing things in the right way) and leadership (doing the right thing). The challenge has been to design and implement leadership development programs that are as effective as good management development programs. Is organizational coaching that accompanies or follows a leadership development program a key to leadership effectiveness? How does organizational coaching complement a leadership development program? When should the coaching be initiated? How do we know that the organizational coaching initiative is making a difference? These were the questions addressed at our ground breaking ICCO Symposium in Istanbul.
Cancellation and Refund Policy for Symposia
If cancellation notice is received within 30 days or more before the start date, a 15% administrative fee will be held back from registration fee and the balance refunded.
If cancellation notice is received less than 30 days prior to the start date, fees will not be refunded. Substitutions may be permitted at our discretion.
For more information or to pre-register for these Symposia, click here to contact Alexia Longacre
Please join us
for the first of our 2010 Teleforum series - A Critical Discussion about
Executive Coaching Mastery
There has been a great deal of discussion over the past several months about credentialing for coaches. In this tele-conference, we will explore together what it means to be a master executive coach - what does coaching mastery look like from the perspective of coaches, clients, and trainers?
Some of the topics we will explore together are:
Is it important to measure and communicate mastery in executive coaching and, if so, why?
How do other fields measure and communicate mastery?
How do existing measures of coaching mastery apply to executive coaching?
What measures / credentials already exist within executive coaching and how appropriate are they?
What might the future of measuring and communicating executive coaching mastery look like?
Do we think that ICCO has a potential role to play, going forward, in discussions about executive coaching mastery?
Please join us for this session featuring ICCO member Jonathan Sibley. Jonathan is an executive coach and psychotherapist, based in Montclair, New Jersey. Jonathan helps business leaders and their teams to become more effective by working with them to identify and overcome blind-spots that have been getting in the way of optimal performance.
Jonathan has trained in coaching at the Executive Coach Academy and in psychotherapy with the Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) Institute with Diana Fosha and with the International Centre for Excellence in Emotionally-Focused Therapy (ICEEFT).
Jonathan received his Masters degree in Social Work at Columbia University and an MBA at INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France. He received his undergraduate Bachelor of Arts degree at Princeton University. Jonathan has lived in France, Spain, Germany, Switzerland, and Brazil and is fluent in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and German.
Jonathan has presented on the relationship between Coaching and Psychotherapy at two international conferences and is currently the head of the Special Interest Group in Psychotherapy and Coaching at the International Coach Federation.
For additional information about Jonathan, please go to http://www.jonathansibley.net/
Details, dates and times for other teleforums that will be held this year will be communicated shortly. Future sessions will include Lew Stern from the Foundation for International Leadership Coaching, Bill Hodgetts from Fidelity Investments, Sam James from Samuel R. James and Associates and others currently being finalized. So stay tuned!
ICCO members click here to register
Non-members click here to register
ICCO
Teleforum - We Can Change the Future of our World through the Gift of Leadership Coaching
So many of the hundreds of thousands of government and international non-profit leaders around the world lack the leadership skills to save our world for the generations that follow. Many of the leaders want to have a positive impact on the future and want to learn to lead to save the environment, stop international conflicts through peaceful means, and improve the quality of life of people across the globe. Leadership coaching could make a profound difference to the success of these leaders. But many of then lack the funding, political freedom, or access to coaching. How can we overcome these barriers and help these leaders have far greater social impact? That is the question that sparked the passion of the speaker of this teleforum when he embarked on a journey a year ago to begin to build the Foundation for International Leadership Coaching. It has been a fascinating year.
Lew Stern,
founder and Executive Director of the Foundation shares the lessons learned,
the excitement, frustrations, and the future plans to make the dream a
reality: to bring together some of the best leadership coaches from every
corner of the world who want to give of their time and talents to make a
difference on a global level with the international leaders who could
influence our future and have the greatest need and desire to be coached.
In this teleforum,
ICCO member Lew Stern will
share the world he is discovering of organizations, foundations, leaders,
and coaches that are collaborating to bring coaching to international
leaders who could not otherwise access it: From what it has taken to reach
potential collaborators, to recruitment of coaches, building the
infrastructure and web presence, to maneuvering the international legal,
political, and communication challenges associated with this effort. What is
the appropriate standard for coaches to join this network? How will the
coaching be evaluated and researched? How will the anonymity of world
leaders be maintained? How can funding be developed to make the Foundation
sustainable? What kinds of coaching will and should be available? And how
will leaders be informed about the service to be able to access it?
Please join us for this teleforum that will include an open presentation, discussion, and seeking of innovative ideas to leverage the opportunities and overcome the challenges for coaching’s impact on global change.
ICCO members click here to register
Non-members click here to register
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