We are looking forward to our upcoming ICF Communities of Practice (CPs), taking place in the second quarter of this calendar year. Ethics Community of Practice: The Ethics of Diversity on April 19 from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. (New York). Join a facilitated discussion exploring how you can increase diversity and equity through your coaching …read more.
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In this month’s Top 5 video, ICF CEO Magdalena Nowicka Mook, shares important updates about our organization.
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The future of work will require people to adaptively learn through continuous digital leaps, purposefully progress in the face of uncertainty, and lead themselves and others through dynamic change. As coaches, you are in a unique position to support your clients to be successful in navigating changes. To support our members, ICF and the Association …read more.
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When the current version of the ICF Code of Ethics went into effect in January 2020, the Ethical Interpretative Statements were created as a supplemental resource to help ICF professionals better understand the code. Since its creation, this dynamic resource has been periodically updated. This year, to streamline the focus of this resource, significant revisions …read more.
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March 28 at 12 Noon (New York) Industry research has shown that coaching services may be out of reach for certain populations and communities. What can we, as coaches, do to provide more equitable access to coaching? Coaches Ruth Sembajwe, PCC, and Dez Stephens, PCC, will join ICF Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging …read more.
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Originally Posted on The Coaching Tools Company as Create a "Spring Clean Your Life!" Coaching Program, Webinar Series or Workshop with this Seasonal Toolkit Spring is the perfect time to review progress with clients, refocus and get a fresh outlook. Have your clients set annual goals, and now they’re flagging or need inspiration? Or maybe…
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Originally Posted on The Coaching Tools Company as Coach FEATURE: Lakeisha Dixon We continue to meet our fellow coaches, get inspired and build coach community with our “Meet the Coach” features! This month we meet the intrepid Lakeisha Dixon. About Lakeisha Lives In: Mableton, USA. Company: Breakthrough Coaching & Leadership Academy. Type of Coach: Leadership…
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Originally Posted on The Coaching Tools Company as Coach FEATURE: Lakeisha Dixon We continue to meet our fellow coaches, get inspired and build coach community with our “Meet the Coach” features! This month we meet the intrepid Lakeisha Dixon. About Lakeisha Lives In: Mableton, USA. Company: Breakthrough Coaching & Leadership Academy. Type of Coach: Leadership…
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Stephanie Norris, who has been with ICF since 2011, became the ICF awards director in 2021. In this role, she recently restructured the global awards system to align with the whole organization. The ICF Coaching Impact Awards has had a great reception during its inaugural year! Stephanie is a strong promoter of the positive impact …read more.
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Leading people is a sport of adaptation. It’s a manager’s or leader’s best strategy for resilience and sustainable success. Why is that? Because in an environment with clear roles and boundaries (think of a living organism), anything (like a cell or tissue) acting out of the roles and boundaries becomes an ”intruder,” a ”rogue” element, …read more.
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