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Coaching Interventions and Their Effectiveness - A Personal Perspective
Thursday 1st November 2007
Joan O'Connor
Executive Coach
Joan is an established coach who has worked in a number of industry sectors. She brings a wealth of experience in organisational systems and development, which she uses to help individuals navigate the corporate world and increase their personal effectiveness.
In this seminar Joan will give us some practical guidance on how to make coaching more effective, especially how to develop a coaching culture. Joan will draw on her experience and use some valuable examples from her assignments.
Schedule:
12.00 – 12.45 Registration, networking and lunch
12.45 – 1400 Joan O’Connor
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Location: Chicago GSB Europe Campus, Woolgate Exchange, 25 Basinghall Street, London, EC2V 5HA
Date and Time: Thursday 1st November 2007 12:00 PM
Feedback
Interesting, relevant, thought-provoking and engaging
Submitted by Judi Kennedy-Clarke
I had the opportunity to participate the seminar, it is very helpful for the one studying any business matter, sharing informations with experienced employees and getting better on daily practices and not only in theories. Unfortunately I was the only student.
Submitted by Mariella Pollo
I thought she did a great job and it was an intersting talk, however I would have loved to have heard more about ROI and its completely understandable due to the late cancellation. It reminded me of a few things- especially the CIPD stats and I also met two very intersting people
Submitted by Hilary Oliver
Informative, interactive and well presented. Confirmed good practice!
Submitted by Elisabeth Tootill
Very good - would have liked it to go on longer. Is there any paperwork, websites, etc we could have for further info?
Submitted by Berni Stockle
Joan was a lively and effective presenter, and i liked her interactive style. The content was not quite as useful as the original topic would have been, only because I am an executive coach myself and am familiar with -and indeed practise myself - much of what she described. however it is always valuable to hear the audience's views and concerns
Submitted by Ann Rodrigues
An interesting session which has given me some valuable insight into how a business could benefit from a coaching culture.
Submitted by Martin Connolly
Considering we had a stand-in I thought that she was good. We must insist that they use the PA system and not feel that they can choose. Another member, who I travelled back with, commented that they had booked for the session published and that any stand-in should cover the same subject.
Submitted by Jennie Burbury