Becoming the coach you don’t yet know you could be.

Wyjątkowy warsztat, który profesor David ClutterBuck poprowadzi dla członków EMCC.

Sam profesor tak mówi o swoim warsztacie: „5 years of research into how coaches evolve in their practice has provided insights into key transitions in the journey to coach maturity. David Clutterbuck will explore these and the implications for both individual coaches and mentors, and for the coaching profession”.

UWAGA: Warsztat będzie prowadzony w języku angielskim.
Termin 26.09.2024 godzina 9-13, stacjonarnie w Warszawie

Professor David Clutterbuck
Is one of the pioneers and foremost global authorities in Coaching and Mentoring. He introduced supported mentoring to Europe in early 1980s and also 360-degree feedback, which he discovered in Russia whilst travelling the globe reporting on good practice in management. An author of over 80 books on coaching, mentoring, leadership and management, he also co-founded the European Mentoring & Coaching Council (he is now Special Ambassador for the EMCC) in addition to being Visiting professor, Henley Business School (Reading University) Sheffield Hallam, Oxford Brookes and York St John Universities.

A serial entrepreneur, he currently leads Coaching Mentoring International (CCMI), a global network of coaching and mentoring experts and trainers. David’s other interests include chairing the research committee of the London School of Comedy, exploring social and well-being impacts of laughter (and has trained as a stand-up comedian), lead coach for WBECS African Ethical Coaching Council, working with learning and socially disabled children and adults to promote social inclusion and is heavily involved in trying to deploy a school mentoring programme (for teachers and the kids) to schools across the World.