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Coaching Without Borders / Coaching Határok Nélkül (CHN)

CHN International Leadership Academy

 

CHN Season 8
from September 2018 to June 2019

 

CHN (Coaching Without Borders) has been running the International Leadership Academy in the form of one or half day workshops since 2011 with the aim of bringing renowned international experts and outstanding professionals to Hungary from the world of leadership development and coaching who are able to present the rapidly developing leadership trends and coaching industry in its diversity and depth. The standars are high – HR Portal and Boom Magazine find it worthwhile to cover this event series every time without fail, and Forbes Hungary publishes articles about the worskhops too.

 

The CHN Leadership Academy is a continuously refreshing program and this season is no different. For the first time this season we have increased the number of speakers to 10 internationally recognized experts who will help us immerse into 12 topics in workshops that provide participants understanding of the latest trends and research as well as gain immediately applicable, cutting-edge knowledge, tools and techniques. For the first time this season we shall also provide half-day workshops for those who want to learn in a condensed way. Our job is to give you the choice to make sure you that you can select the type of learning and content that suits you best. For he first time we offer novel online tools (Motivational Maps, Neuro-agility test) to help you learn more about yourself at special CHN prices. We shall also continue offering the latest books by our speakers.

 

The presentations and workshops are held in English (some may have simoultaneous translation – please check beforehand) on a regular basis with dates fixed in advance, enabling participants to plan ahead and select the programs according to their interest and professional field.

 

CHN Program – Season 8: September 2018 – June 2019

 

24 September 2018 /CHN OPEN DAY- Morning Session is Free!/

Mark Bisson MA, PCC (ICF), Coach l Advisor l Behavioural Change Consultant

 

9:00-12:00 Start With Yourself! – The importance of self-reflection in coaching and leadership I.

/CHN Open Day – Free Participation for the half day to get an impression what CHN is like!/

13:00-16:00 Start With Yourself! – The importance of self-reflection in coaching and leadership II.

 

17 October 2018

Dr. Rose Aghdami (BSocSc, MSc DipCoPsych, DCPsych, CPsychol, AFBPsS) presents two different topics on Resilience is the Best Safeguard against Stress and Burnout. They relate, but the sessions can be visited separately as well:

9:00-12:00 Developing Resilience at Work – How to thrive when facing challenges at work
13:00-15:00 How to Beat Stress and Burnout – Strategies for People under Pressure

 

15 November 2018

Steve Jones Business Coach, Public Speaker, Trainer, Motivational Maps BP

9:00-12:30 Unlocking Employee Engagement & Motivation in Your Organisation

 

11 December 2018

Dr. Zoltán Buzády Bachelor of Laws, MBA, PhD, Director of the ‘Leadership&Flow Global Research Network’ with Prof. M. Csíkszentmihályi, ALEAS Sims, USA

Dr. Zoltán Buzády will share the fundamental concept of Csikszentmihalyi’s Flow-promoting Leadership Development Program: Focus, Feedback and Flow via Learning, Gaming and Simulating.

9:00-12:00 Happiness, Flow/Optimal Experience, Meaning of Life, Good Business, Flow-promoting Leadership, Serious Games, Measurement & Development

 

17 January 2019

Arvid Jonathan Buit MCC, Master Certified Coach and Associate Coach for Marshall Goldsmith presents two separate keynote speeches:

10:00-12:00 Narcissism and Leadership — Understanding leadership personalities
14:00-16:00 Stakeholder Centered Coaching (Marshall Goldsmith) – Coaching for Measurable and Guaranteed behavioural change

 

7 February 2019 

Shannon Banks BS, BA, MSocSc, ACC (ICF), MALC (WIAL), WBECS Speaker

9:00-16:00 Understanding Social Leadership: How to Thrive in a Modern Workplace

 

7 March 2019 

Carole Gaskell Coach, Author, WBECS Speaker

9:00-16:00 Neuro-agility – Brain Fitness

Boost brainpower and learning agility and enable people and your organisation to thrive in the world of learning

 

11 October 2019

Lynn Scott MCC, Team Coach, Writer, Speaker

9:00-16:00 Be More Successful without Working Harder – Join the Effortless Leader Revolution

 

20 June 2019

Lucy Ryan Coach, trainer, keynote speaker, author

9:00-16:00 Positive Psychology into Action

 

 

 

24 September 2018

Start With Yourself! 

The importance of self-reflection in coaching and leadership

 

Presenter: Mark Bisson MA, PCC (ICF), I.Eng, M.I.C.E., FInstLM, FRSA 

Coach l Coach Supervisor l Advisor l Behavioural Change Consultant l Facilitator l Author

Mark is Director of Rise Organisational Development Consultancy. He has been coaching and mentoring for 19 years with senior management and executive clients in the public, voluntary and commercial sectors. Mark has worked in a variety of senior leadership roles including frontline delivery, change management and strategy development and now also provides his knowledge and experience as a leadership development advisor.

Mark is motivated by a desire to support individuals develop and gain new insights and feels privileged that clients take him into their confidence and he believes everyone has the resources to find their own solutions to work and life challenges. Mark is author of Coach Yourself First – A coach’s guide to self-reflection an Amazon top 100 best seller. Mark is also a visiting lecturer at Jesus College, Cambridge, University of East London, University of Warwick and The Jersey Literary Festival.

As a new coach beginning to practice at the turn of the millennium, he was enthused by the thought of a lifelong learning journey in his chosen profession. He could instantly see the benefit of reflecting on his coaching sessions to support the development of his practice and he began using a traditional reflective log approach. However the reality was that what he logged was more of a description of the topics the coachee brought to the session and the models and tools they used. Mark is an assessor for the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) and he regularly sees his initial approach replicated in the coaching portfolios of those undertaking coaching qualifications.

When he qualified as a coach there was little reference to what best practice meant in terms of self–reflection. His approach to self-reflection evolved over many years of reading, researching and academic learning which culminated in an MA in applied coaching. He found excellent generic books on the topic of self- reflection and specific chapters in coaching books by thought leaders in the profession. However he could not find any book which specifically focused on guiding coaches, managers and leaders in developing their ability to self- reflect using a variety of creative approaches. This was the embryonic catalyst for his book upon which this interactive, experiential learning workshop is based.

Mark is known as someone who can turn strategic high level thinking into practical solutions and he considers himself to be more of a pragmatist than an intellectual.  His expectation for participants is that they will see the link between the theory relating to reflective learning and the experiential content of the workshop. This will enable them to consider their own journey of self-reflection. Mark will share tools, techniques and creative, fun activities some of which he has developed himself to align with a variety of learning styles.

 

The workshop will provide you with answers to the following questions

  • Why is self-reflection critical for coaches, managers and leaders?
  • How could you enhance your self-reflection capability?
  • What approaches, models and tools could you use to self-reflect?

The workshop is interwoven with personal stories and insights which add a richness and real world perspective to the practical guidance provided through a variety of approaches to self-reflection including creative tools, reflective writing techniques, reflective metaphors, reflective poetry and a number of visual approaches. Bursting with helpful advice for all skill levels, it will appeal to people with a broad range of experience in self-reflection as well as those just starting out on their self-reflective journey.

 

Time & Date:  24 September 2018,  9.00 – 16.00

 

Bring what is up for you in terms of the challenges you are facing and questions you have about yourself as a coach, manager or leader. There will be plenty of time and safe space for you to reflect and create new insight and awareness.

 

Mark will also be selling signed copies of his book Coach Yourself First – A coach’s guide to self-reflection. Reviews of his book and workshops include:

„You are in for a treat. There are few, if any, texts written about the science and the art of self- reflection. Mark Bisson has produced an important resource for all who aspire to be a professional coach. This book explains well researched theories and the practice of self-reflection through the lens of a practitioner who has invested hugely in his own development. The reader is privileged to share his learnings, his reflections and his confidences which have resulted in a tried and tested toolkit for application in many reflective situations”

Dr Sally Vanson writer of the foreword for the book

„Mark is an exceptional coach, skilled at achieving real behavior and deep change through providing a safe and reflective space, unconditional positive regard and pulling on a variety of tools as relevant to the needs of the client”

Amisha Wilde People Development and Engagement Manager – Royal College of Nursing

„Thanks Mark for doing such a great job for us on Friday. You held the space for each of us to take what we wanted from your insights and sharings. You deserved all the positive feedback you received on the day, well done and thank you.”

Kim Gregory MBA, FCIPD – Chair of Guildford Coaches Group

 

17 October 2018

Resilience is the Best Safeguard against Stress and Burnout

 

Morning session, 9:00-12:00

Developing Resilience at Work
How to thrive when facing challenges at work

 

Afternoon session, 13:00-15:00

How to Beat Stress and Burnout

Strategies for People under Pressure

 

The two sessions relate, but they could be visited separately as well!

 

Presenter: Dr. Rose Aghdami

BSocSc, MSc DipCoPsych, DCPsych, CPsychol, AFBPsS

www.dr-rose.com

 

Dr. Rose Aghdami has been helping people dramatically change their lives in very positive ways for over 25 years.  An experienced chartered psychologist, she strongly believes in ‘useful, applied psychology’ – utilising the science of psychology to enable successful people to overcome challenges and leverage opportunities in focused, proven, practical ways.

Rose is an expert in resilience. Extremely passionate about the potential we all have to achieve even more remarkable results than we suspect by developing greater resilience, Rose recently developed the app ResilientME to help people develop and maintain resilience skills.

Her specialty is in enabling successful clients who find themselves in intensely anxious and stressful situations to redirect those pressures into positive, creative drive and energy. By learning to manage stress and develop the resilience they need to thrive in spite of pressurised work and personal environments, they are able to remain highly productive and focused, instead of collapsing under pressure and facing burnout.

Rose is the developer of the well-regarded resilience-building model FUEL for Resilience.  In keeping with her aim to provide useful, applied psychology, this model guides coaches, managers and clients in how to build resilience.

She served as the resident psychologist for BBC Radio Oxford for several years. The British Psychological Society recommends Rose as an expert psychologist for media interviews. A highly sought-after speaker, she has presented at national and international conferences.

In her spare time Rose enjoys spending time with her family and friends, boating on the River Thames, travel, and watching foreign films. She is an enthusiastic cook, particularly keen on trying out new dishes. One little-known fact about Rose is that in 2004 she represented Great Britain and ‘Raced the Dragon’ in the Dragon Boat World Championships in China. In 2017 she and some of her GB Dragon Boat Team from 2004 took part in the Vogalonga pageant in Venice.

 

 

 

Workshop date: 17 October 2018, 09:00 – 12:00 and 13:00 – 15:00

The two sessions relate, but they could be visited separately as well!

Morning session 09:00 – 12:00

Developing Resilience at Work
How to thrive when facing challenges at work

Resilience helps to protect us from unexpected setbacks and difficulties we experience at work. These valuable resilience skills are not simply inborn but are learnt, and can almost always be strengthened. Rose will describe her FUEL for Resilience model, which lets you know the 4 main features we all need to be resilient, and will explain how you can help your clients – and yourself – build a resilient mindset and lifestyle to cope well with challenges at work.

Rose will address the following:

  • Threats to resilience at work
  • Signs of loss of resilience
  • Skills to develop resilience
  • Personal resilience plan

 

Afternoon session 13:00 – 15:00

How to Beat Stress and Burnout

Strategies for People under Pressure 

Ongoing stress can lead to burnout and drains energy and reduces productivity, leaving a person feeling increasingly helpless, hopeless, cynical and resentful. Eventually they may feel they have no more to give, and that they are ‘running on empty’. It affects work, home, leisure and social life as well as negatively impacting physical health. In this talk Rose will explain the causes of stress and burnout and how to spot the early signs, and will describe effective strategies for preventing and addressing stress and burnout.

Rose will include:

  • Causes of stress and burnout
  • How to spot the early signs of stress and burnout
  • Effective strategies for preventing stress and burnout
  • How to address stress as it’s happening in the moment

 

 

 

 

15 November 2018

Unlocking Employee Engagement & Motivation in Your Organisation

Unlocking Employee Engagement & Motivation in Your Organisation

Presenter: Steve Jones

Business Coach, Public Speaker, Trainer, Consultant, MD of Skills for Business Training Ltd

www.skillsforbusinesstraining.co.uk

Steve Jones is a well-known business coach, public speaker, trainer and consultant. Steve is an expert at creating ideas and strategies that build businesses, drive revenue and improve business position & performance. He has a passion for making companies and their products the best in their product category.

Steve’s unique understanding of leadership and management, team building and motivation in business, coupled with his understanding, drive and enthusiasm, clearly set him aside as an expert. Steve gained his knowledge and expertise firstly by being part of the management team of one of the UK’s most phenomenal business success stories. Steve was part of a management team at Fitness First PLC, which went from a handful of health clubs on the south coast to become the largest Health Club Chain in Europe and then the world, taking the AIM and FTSE by storm, all in a seven year period. Steve freely admits: ‘one of the keys to our success was putting together robust systems and teams fast!’

Steve followed this by joining International Coaching Giants, Shirlaws International – specialist in SME Coaching – again a company that had an amazing success story, before setting up his company, Skills for Business Training in 2002, where his main focus has been helping businesses and teams strategically grow.

Steve is qualified to the highest level, being a Licentiate Fellow of the Institute of Training and Occupational Learning – a qualification afforded to the few – a master ‘train the trainer’ in NLP, a Business Practitioner for ‘Motivational Maps’, Thomas International DISC Profiler, an accredited trainer in ‘Performance Coaching’ with Newcastle College, and accredited in ‘Leading & Developing High Performance’ programmes. Steve also holds the ‘Diploma in Management Studies’ (DMS) graduating from ‘Henley Management College’ recently voted in the top ten management colleges in the world.

Steve was invited onto the Government’s Employee Engagement Task Force team where he was co-chair and has been contributing his knowledge in the areas of team building, motivation and performance improvement, whilst at the same time running a series of workshops for Grant Thornton’s Growth Accelerator Programme, aimed at helping SME’s to grow.

Steve has also written two books:

 ‘Turning on Your P.R.O.F.I.T.S. Tap’ showing business owners how to create revenue and profit in their business.

‘Mapping Motivation for Engagement’ which he has co written with James Sale, the founder of Motivational Maps

Workshop date: 17 October 2018, 09:00 – 12:30

Only 1 in 3 employees are engaged.

 

Engagement strategies enable people to be the best they can be at work leading to increased performance, productivity and profitability. But this can only happen if they feel involved, well-led and valued by those they work for. Developing the right attitudes, behaviours and outcomes are intrinsic to employee motivation and   engagement.

As Co Chair of the Guru Group Steering Committee Steve has been fortunate to be at the forefront of best practice in employee engagement, which has enabled him to develop a Motivational Appraisal System which draws on the MacLeod Review findings that encompasses:

  • The eight key Employee Engagement indicators
  • the performance triangle of direction, motivation and skills
  • the two way relationship between employee and employer
  • the ‘nine’ key motivators and how to identify them
  • intrinsic values and the employee’s awareness of the business context
  • creating a “wanting” not just a “having” to come to work
  • effective reward and appraisal systems linked to motivation
  • how to nurture an environment where employees are motivated to connect with and care about their work

 

 

11 December 2018

Flow-Promoting Leadership 

 

Csíkszentmihályi’s Official Leadership Development Program

Presenter: Dr. Zoltán Buzády
Bachelor of Laws, MBA, PhD (Strategy), Master CFC & SPP Accreditor

Associate Professor of Leadership, Corvinus Business School, Hungary

Director of the ‘Leadership&Flow Global Research Network’ with Prof. M. Csíkszentmihályi, ALEAS Sims, USA

A British-Hungarian who grew up in Germany, Zoltán earned his first degree in Law at the London School of Economics (UK). His practice orientation and strong interest in the real dilemmas of people management prompted him to complete a Global MBA at CASS Business School (UK). After the fall of the Iron Curtain he returned to Hungary to earn a Ph.D., focusing on the strategic challenges in transition economies. Parallel to his academic work, his hobby to meet people and develop new, forward looking management concepts and leadership development solutions.

At Corvinus & CEU Business School since 2000, his flagship MBA courses are “Leadership”, “Organizational Behavior” and “Design Thinking”. During 2000-2004 and 2011-2015 he had served as Faculty Director of the Schools’ full-time and executive MBA Programs.

Guided by the motto “Learning, Leading, Leapfrogging”, Zoltán has a quarter-century of experimentation and innovation at the interface of Leadership, Cross-cultural Management and Strategy. He has authored several global- award-winning teaching case studies and has extensive practical experience as a team and executive coach.

His current research focuses on Leadership and Flow Theory, combining it with Self-Development and Change Management ideas, aiming to further Leadership Development that is applicable in different cultural and situational contexts. These new insight can be ideally used for Talent Management and Staffing Strategies based on modern big-data and predictive HR analysis.

He co-authored ‘Missing Link Discovered – Planting Csíkszentmihályi’s Flow Theory into Management and Leadership Practice by using FLIGBY, the Official Flow-Leadership Game’ (2016) with special essay contribution by Mihály Csíkszentmihályi, the inventor of Flow and founder of positive psychology. Available via Amazon.com or www.flowleadership.org

Zoltán has been nominated by Google as a Google+ Create Community Member.
Google features and globally promotes his innovative and thought-leading G+Collections on topics including Design Thinking, Flow-Leadership-Serious Games, Management Education, Budapest etc.

Zoltán is a trained coach for managers, executives and groups (Transactional Analysis).
At ALEAS Sims, California, he accredites future, local SPPs, partners and CFCs.

Time & Date: 11 December 2019, 9.00 – 12.00

The workshop will provide you with answers to the following questions

  • What are the benefits and principles of Csíkszentmihályi’s Flow-promoting Leadership?
  • Which leadership skills are core for a creating more Flow and more meaningful work?
  • How can modern technology of simulations advance the leadership development & coaching process?

Zoltán will share during this workshop the essence of Flow-promoting Leadership, Csíkszentmihályi’s official program applied at thousands of leadership centers, business schools, corporations, companies and public institutions. Zoltán co-developed and outlines the core principles why ‘Optimal Experience’ contributes more to happiness and towards creating a meaningful life then any other form of enjoyment, company bonuses or personal achievements. He will demonstrate how together with Prof. Csíkszentmihályi they have implemented the principles of Flow-promoting Leadership into modern serious game-based leadership development program.Participants will receive for a courtesy free copy of the introductory chapter of ‘Missing Link Discovered’. Furthermore the ‘Leadership & Flow Global Research Network’ sponsors 2 participants’ access to FLIGBY and a complimentary coaching leadership coaching session.

 

17 January 2019

Two Keynote Speeches from Arvid Jonathan Buit:

  1. Narcissism and Leadership — Understanding leadership personalities
  2. Stakeholder Centered Coaching (Marshall Goldsmith)
    Coaching for Measurable and Guaranteed behavioural change

 

Presenter: Arvid Jonathan Buit, MCC (Netherlands)

Master Certified Coach and Associate Coach for Marshall Goldsmith

www.sccoaching.com

Arvid Buit is a well-known master executive coach in the leadership- and corporate world. Arvid focuses on strategic challenges by changing c-suite leadership behaviour with his

unique approach. He specialises in boardroom-psychology and behavioural change that lasts. Over the past decade, he worked with 500+ CxO leaders in his coaching practice.

 

With extensive experience in both National- and International leadership (working in the media- and entertainment, healthcare, education and production business), Arvid gained boardroom knowledge by working as an executive director, company owner, creative director, concept developer and member of the supervisory board. He’s also a certified boardmember and licensed as supervisory non-executive.

Besides his coaching practice, Arvid is a popular Keynote Speaker, having a unique story about ‘Narcissism and why you can still love leaders’. He was active (among others) for The CFO Day, Corporate Growth Summit, M&A Community, and spoke for KPMG / Heineken / KNVB and many others. Several media rely on Arvid’s specialised knowledge of narcissism and strategic leadership, for live interviews, written articles and online platforms. He loves to work on groundbreaking boardroom programmes and challenging new business ventures. Many people read his Blogs on the LinkedIn platform or via large corporate websites like Business Insider.

Qualifications & Accreditations
Marshall Goldsmith Master Certified Executive Coach
Marshall Goldsmith Global Leadership Assessment
ICF Master Certified Coach
EMCC Master Practitioner Coach
EMCC Professional Supervisor
Author of ‘Wahlberg – Story of a CEO’ (2015)
Author of ‘Save the Alfawolf’ (2018)

“Arvid is second to none. His intelligence, thoughtfulness, and experience makes him the perfect Executive Coach. If you have the pleasure of working with Arvid, you will learn more about yourself than you could imagine. And, you will experience growth in your organisation beyond compare.” Michael Ross – President MLN

Audience feedback after his lectures (scoring 8.5-9.6 on average): “Inspiring and Confronting”, “Very high level, great impact”, “Authentic story, presented in an excellent way”.

 

  1. Narcissism and Leadership — Understanding leadership personalities

Time & Date: 17 January 2019, 10.00 – 12.00

By the end of the session participants will:

  • Understand how narcissistic patterns evolve and develop
  • Know more about their own score on the ‘narcissistic scale’
  • Are aware of the internal drive and recognition leaders search for
  • Can work with CxO leaders, scoring above average on the narcissistic scale
  • Experienced the power and pitfalls of narcissism
  • Where able to exchange thoughts, questions and experiences

 

 2. Stakeholder Centered Coaching (Marshall Goldsmith) – Coaching for Measurable and Guaranteed behavioural change

Time & Date: 17 January 2019, 14.00 – 16.00

By the end of the session participants will:

  • Know everything about the Marshall Goldsmith program
  • Can work the 7-step circle for change
  • Understand the type of leaders that can benefit from the SCC-process
  • Received the 20 dysfunctional behaviours by leaders, and can use them in coaching
  • Are ware of the 3 fundamental aspects of change (Courage, Humility and Discipline)
  • Where able to exchange thoughts, questions and experiences

 

7 February 2019

Understanding Social Leadership: How to Thrive in a Modern Workplace

Presenter: Shannon Banks

BS, BA, MSocSc, ACC (ICF), MALC (WIAL)

 

Shannon Banks, Managing Director of Be Leadership, is an experienced coach, facilitator and consultant, delivering quality, bespoke work to diverse clients across many sectors, including Syngenta, Coca-Cola European Partners, Solvay, Miniclip, Microsoft, BNP Paribas and the House of Commons. Shannon is passionate about social leadership: She helps businesses create a better world by developing leaders who understand the true value of social impact and have the skills needed to thrive in a modern work environment.

Shannon was the first Action Learning coach certified in the United Kingdom by the World Institute for Action Learning (WIAL). As one of only 10 coaches globally to obtain the Master Action Learning Coach qualification, Shannon frequently teaches the Action Learning Coach Certification courses held in Britain and uses Action Learning to support her clients in creating sustainable cultural change. She is co-author of the third edition of Optimizing the Power of Action Learning: Real-Time Strategies for Developing Leaders, Building Teams, and Transforming Organizations, published Spring 2018.

Shannon is a WIAL Board Member since 2015 and is Chair of the Institute’s Committee for Fundraising, Scholarships and Grants. She also is an experienced executive coach – she has completed an executive coaching certification with the NeuroLeadership Institute and is accredited as an ACC with the International Coach Federation.

Before forming Be Leadership, Shannon spent 17 years with Microsoft in a variety of leadership roles across the business and HR, with responsibilities managing globally distributed, multi-functional teams. Most recently, she served as Talent Management Director for Western Europe. She was Microsoft’s global thought leader for Action Learning and responsible for the development of Front Lines, an award-winning experience that links learning directly to business impact through work with partners in the developing world.

Shannon is a slow but persistent runner, an avid reader and mother to a wonderful 12-year-old daughter Madeline. She enjoys cooking, vegetable gardening and playing Xbox games, and lives with her family outside of London, in a Chertsey home built in 1725. She is active in her local community and volunteers with the Runnymede Food Bank.

Understanding Social Leadership: How to Thrive in a Modern Workplace

Time and Date: 7 February 2019,  9.00 – 16.00

 

Social Leadership is an emerging leadership style that is needed for success in the modern workplace. Effective social leaders bring together new conversational behaviours and a focus on social impact.

As organizations are increasingly global, social networks are more commonplace, and millennials are entering the workforce, traditional, top-down leadership styles are no longer working. Customers and employees have come to expect a certain level of information flow – higher than was expected in the past. Success now demands ensuring that the right people have the right information – real-time.

Social leaders are collaborative, networked professionals, who proactively use both technology and the resulting mindset of connectedness to build an empowered and agile organization. They form rich connections with their employees and hold two-way conversations with their teams. They listen to the needs of their employees and create environments that help them succeed.

 

In this social era, new connections are also forming between business and society. As consumers, we expect more responsiveness and a stronger human relationship amidst digital transformation. Social media have put pressure on businesses to behave more responsibly. Employees expect companies that act responsibly and with purpose and engage with society in a positive way. Social leaders understand the strategic value of social impact and have the skills and behaviours needed to thrive in this new environment.

 

This interactive session will cover the following:

 

  • Historical changes that are causing the shift to the Social Era and how that is impacting workplace and leadership trends
  • A model that of social leadership behaviors that are required in the modern workplace
  • Individual reflections and insights on strengths and areas for development
  • Group work and reflection on how to most effectively coach and develop social leaders
  • Background and details around action learning, a team coaching method that can be used to develop social leadership skills
  • A successful case study of effective social leadership development using action learning

 

 

7 March 2019

Neuro-agility

Presenter: Carole Gaskell
Coach, author
www.fullpotentialgroup.com

Carole Gaskell is a highly-acclaimed coach, inspirational speaker and best-selling author in the field of people potential and leadership development. She has made numerous TV and radio appearances and is a regular contributor to business, national and consumer publications.

Carole’s skills lie in keynote speaking, leadership facilitation, coaching senior business leaders and their teams to reach their full potential and create high-performance cultures within their organisations. Her energetic, creative commitment to bringing positive change to individuals and organisations is also the passion that fuels her business, Full Potential Group — one of Europe’s longest-established and most highly-regarded specialist coaching and leadership development companies — which she established in 1997.

Carole has delivered keynotes at conferences in the UK and internationally, including CIPD in UK and Asia Pacific, Worldwide investment conferences and Vistage CEO groups. She has spoken for clients including Ageas, Alzheimer’s Society, Harrods, Heinz, Hilton Hotels, Lend Lease, Mercer, Nationwide Building Society, Starbucks, Tesco, VW Group, William Hill and United Utilities, along with a variety of SMEs throughout the UK. ‘The Full Potential session that Carole presented at Mercer’s Global Investment Forum was a fantastic hit. Provocative and educational, it created a real buzz of discussion. Optimising communication and co-operation by understanding different personality types, is key to success in any business relationship.’Linda Russheim, Global Head of Marketing Mercer’s Investment business

 

Time and Date: 7 March 2019,  9.00 – 16.00

 

Neuro-agility: helps people do things Simpler, Better, Faster – they improve their performance by Being More Neuro-agile. Boost brainpower and learning agility and enable people and your organisation to thrive in the future world of work by measuring and improving Neuro-agility.

 

Neuro-agility is the new paradigm for talent development and performance enhancement, both measuring and enabling to understanding your own unique neurological design and the drivers that can optimise brain performance.

The journey to self-mastery, excellence and happiness, starts with identifying your neuro-design (potential), optimising the drivers that impact your brain performance, developing appropriate skills that are aligned with your neuro-design and continuously reinforcing those skills!

People who are neuro agile have the flexibility to learn new skills, attitudes and behaviours faster and more easily. Coaches can dramatically improve their impact by learning how to boost brain fitness by accelerating the 6 drivers of brain agility.

During active and experiential session you’ll learn how to help your clients increase their neuro- agility by having a greater understanding of:

  • the 6 drivers that optimise people’s brain fitness and performance and how to boost them
  • the 7 factors that make up people’s own unique neurological design so you can help improve their learning, productivity, health and wellbeing.
  • Key actions you can take to help your coachees.

 

 

11 OCTOBER 2019

Be More Successful without Working Harder – Join the Effortless Leader Revolution

Presenter:  Lynn Scott MCC

Director, Team Coach, Writer, Speaker and founder of The Effortless Leader Revolution

www.lynnscottcoaching.co.uk

www.effortlessleaders.com

 

Lynn Scott MCC coaches award-winning senior leaders and executive teams and runs open and in-house leadership programmes for a variety of corporate organisations.  She’s also a coach supervisor for internal and executive coaches worldwide, a prolific blogger on all things leadership and teams and a regular contributor to business and consumer publications.

She was Director of Professional Development on the UK ICF Board between 2012-14 where she set up a vibrant CPD programme which has continued and evolved to this day. Lynn is known for helping leaders combine deep self-awareness with pragmatic action and one CEO recently described her as ‘the maestro of breakthrough conversations’.

Lynn’s commercial background before training as a coach in 2001 was in the travel industry.  In her first senior leadership role in the 1990s she struggled to ‘get it all done’ and to ‘step up’ in her new role.  So for the last twenty years she has made it her life’s mission to help leaders understand how to lead effortlessly and to be more successful without working harder.

 

Time and Date: 11 October 2019,  9.00 – 16.00

 

Today’s challenge for Leaders

Many of us reach leadership positions because of our knowledge, expertise, operational success, technical or academic track record and our experience.  Many of us, when we reach those senior positions, continue to focus on that knowledge and expertise because it’s what we’re recognised for. These skills come easily. So we keep on doing what we’ve always done and forget the ‘leader’ part of the job which can decrease our team’s productivity and motivation and increase our own workload.

You’ve learned the theory, you’re intelligent and you’re ambitious for you and the organisation you work for. You’ve attended many training programmes or seminars on leadership and yet you’re struggling to put it all into place in your ‘real world’.  That is part of the problem – you’ve got too much information and not enough application!

 

The Effortless Leader Revolution is different

Effortless doesn’t mean you stop trying.  What it DOES mean is that you focus, practise and consolidate and do things one step at a time.

Focus and Practice – one step at a time – leads to leadership mastery.

In this interactive and participative workshop you’ll explore things that are specific to YOUR context and leadership role that you can apply right away:

During this interactive workshop you will:

  • Learn how to build YOUR Firm Foundation of Effortless Leadership;
  • Recognise the ‘triggers’ that trip you up – again and again – and what to do about them;
  • Identify the Four Pillars of Effortless Leadership and strategies to work on them – Time, Transform, Talk, Team
  • Choose your FIRST STEP to Effortless Leadership and start acting on it immediately

If you are a coach, this workshop will help  you understand how and why leaders get stuck and how to help them take action without being overwhelmed.

 

20 June 2019

Positive Psychology into Action

 

Presenter: Lucy Ryan

Coach, trainer, keynote speaker, author

www.mindspring.uk.com

 

Lucy Ryan is a highly acclaimed coach, (recently listed as one of the global top 50 coaches by Corporate Vision magazine, 2018), trainer, keynote speaker and author.  Founding Director of training and coaching consultancy, Mindspring, (www.mindspring.uk.com), Lucy is one of only a handful of people in Europe with an MSc in Applied Positive Psychology and is at the forefront of the development of positive psychology in Europe. Co-author of the UK’s first well-being curriculum, (‘Well Being Lessons for Secondary Schools’: OUP, 2012), Lucy also developed the UK’s only resilience curriculum for teenagers (SPARK). Lucy is a Senior Lecturer at the University of East London and specialises in the application of positive psychology to organisations, with a particular emphasis on strengths-based coaching. Lucy is also studying for a PHD at the University of Liverpool in Management Learning and Leadership.

Lucy is also one of the UK’s foremost personal impact coaches for senior business people, specialising in the development of confidence in leaders at the different stages of their careers. To this end, she is a certified as an NLP, Emotional Intelligence and Strengths Deployment Practitioner. Recognised for her vitality, creativity and warmth, Lucy is passionate about developing people so that their confidence and natural talents grow and flourish.

Time and Date: 20 June 2019,  9.00 – 16.00

The Aims of the Session

As far as coaching goes, positive psychology offers the world of coaching something very special – an evidence based framework and a rich scientific body of work from which to design your interventions. Since working in this field for 10 years, my aim for this workshop is to share my learning and dig deeper into three big areas of positive psychology. We will ‘play with’ positive interventions that go beyond the norm you can read in most PP books and will stimulate your action and thinking for your clients. The three areas we will focus on will be:

  1. Character Strengths
  2. Positive Emotions and Resilience
  3. Motivation and Peak Performance. Particularly working with teams.

 

The Content of the Session

Strengths: Positive Psychology’s 24 Character Strengths go beyond most strengths psychometrics, offering clients a ‘route path’ for growth and development in their life. Using the strengths cards and coaching questions, we will explore together four fundamentals for working with character strengths:

  • How do you help people recognise their strengths (and fall in love with them)?
  • What worth does a client get from exploring their strengths (and considering overuse and underuse);
  • In what other areas can their character strengths be applied and amplified?
  • Beyond your signature strengths, what character strengths need developing to achieve what you want to achieve next in life?

Positive Emotions and Resilience: The fundamental premise of emotional intelligence is to help people utilise their own, and others’ emotions as a resource for inspiring and driving emotions in the right direction. In order to develop this intelligence, people need to:

  • recognise their own emotions and the effect on mood and performance;
  • manage themselves effectively in times of stress and negativity and understand the impact of ‘emotional contagion’;
  • understand the importance of positive emotions as a valuable resource for happiness and resilience and be able to intentionally capitalise on such emotions;

Together we will explore the ‘Emotions in Action Matrix’ – a simple, yet highly effective tool that helps people be aware, and take control of, their emotional state – whether it is a helpful positive state or an unhelpful negative state.

Whilst we will discuss triggers and negative emotions, the focus will be on nature and usefulness of positive emotions, particularly the power of appreciation; celebration; optimism and teamwork. We will also work with the different ‘positive positions’ for looking at situations in new lights.

Team Motivation and Peak Performance: Utilising the MAPP (Motivation and Peak Performance) Wheel, in the last section of this workshop we will explore the 12 scientific factors that enhance motivation and drive. This section of the workshop brings together much of the new body of scientific work around achievement and motivation and shows you how to work in a practical, interesting work with a client and a team, utilising the wheel and motivation cards.

Von Bartheldné Ábri Judit MA, MCC
Henley Business School (UK) Coaching Tutor
executive coach, coach tréner, vezetőfejlesztő

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