Coaching for Good: Keeping Humanity at the Heart of ChangeInfo Location Attendee Categories Contact More Info Event Information
DescriptionThis inaugural cross-sector conference aims to bring together coaches, HR professionals and leaders to explore coaching as a catalyst for human-centred change at a time of rapid technological, organisational and societal transformation. Developed in partnership with Deloitte and sponsored by Skyscanner, it will featuring keynote contributions from Amy Brann (Founder of Synaptic Potential Ltd, Author, Speaker, Neuroscience Expert), Hetty Einzig (author, leadership coach, facilitator and influential thought leader) and Danielle MacLeod (author, Ambassador for Women in Leadership, leadership consultant and Women's Coach). The day combines leading insights, cross-sector panels and engaging CPD sessions. Together, we will spark provocative discussions about the future of coaching, examine how coaching is evolving - with a particular focus on AI - and consider how it is reshaping practice, relationships and expectations, including what credible, ethical coaching looks like at scale. Event Website
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Attendee CategoriesPublic Sector and self-employed
Additional ItemsContactMore InformationWho this conference is for: · Coaching for Good is for people shaping the future of coaching and leadership within public, private and third sectors. People who are committed to creating meaningful and sustainable change for individuals, organisations and the communities they serve.
· Clear insight into the future of coaching in an AI-shaped world · Practice-led CPD to strengthen capability and impact · Cross-sector perspectives on the role of coaching to develop leadership and support organisational change · Meaningful connection with a growing professional community of coaches and leaders with an interest and/or remit in coaching. · An invitation to join the year-long ‘Coaching for Good’ Community of Practice which will be launched at the conference. This will support ongoing cross-sector collaboration, experimentation and the development of practical tools and case studies — including pro bono and community-focused initiatives. | ||||||||||||||||
