Don’t Miss the ICF Awards Gala October 13-14 We hope to see you at the upcoming ICF Awards Gala, where we will celebrate excellence in coaching and its impact in the world. Join us October 13 to honor the winners and October 14 to learn tips and insights that you can use in your own …read more.
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ICF Converge is a dynamic global event designed to strengthen connections within the coaching community and offer exceptional formal and informal learning opportunities. ICF Converge provides attendees with opportunities to advance their professional development, discover new avenues for personal growth, and learn about current trends and practices in the coaching field. We are seeking presenters who …read more.
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Originally Posted on The Coaching Tools Company as Coach FEATURE: Kimberly Bland This month we meet fellow coach Kimberly Bland. Get inspired and build coach community with these “Meet the Coach” features! About Kimberly D. Bland Lives In: Raleigh, USA Company: Kimberly D. Bland, Life Coach Type of Coach: Life and Transformation Coach Describe your…
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Join us to celebrate excellence in coaching and its impact in the world by attending the upcoming ICF Awards Gala! You can help us congratulate the 2022 winners of the International Prism Award for Organizations, the ICF Circle of Distinction, and the ICF Young Leader Award. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to ask them questions …read more.
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Hear about all the exciting events happening at ICF in this month’s Top 5 video with CEO Magdalena Nowicka Mook. If you have questions about the Top 5 video, please contact support@coachingfederation.org.
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Take advantage of great professional development opportunities with the ICF Communities of Practice (CPs). All CP sessions are free for ICF Members and provide an opportunity to earn Continuing Coach Education (CCE) units. Join us at these upcoming sessions: Understanding Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Career Coaching on October 17 from 8 – 9:30 p.m. EDT …read more.
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At ICF, we are committed to diversity, equity, inclusion and justice (DEIJ). As a part of that commitment, we have been conducting internal research to determine our DEIJ needs and strengths. Join Director of DEIJ LaKisha C. Brooks on October 18 at 12 Noon EDT (New York) for a discussion on the state of diversity …read more.
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Our ICF team is here to support you as you take advantage of our latest member benefit — creating your free coaching website. ICF Members in good standing can now create a free, customizable website for your coaching business through the ICF Member Websites Platform. We have a series of guided tours designed to familiarize yourself …read more.
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The American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) has recognized ICF Coaching Education with a Silver Award in its 2022 Power of Associations Awards program for the ICF Coaching Education DEIJ Resource Guide. Prior to the creation of the DEIJ Resource Guide, no comprehensive resource existed for coaching educators on DEIJ topics. The guide is intended to …read more.
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Originally Posted on The Coaching Tools Company as 5 Proven Strategies to Stop Procrastinating—Now! | by Sarah Evans, MCC Procrastination is a human challenge: all of us have in some way or at some time delayed, avoided or postponed doing something despite our good intentions. But this isn’t necessarily a bad or a lazy thing.…
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