--a writing seminar series for IOC Professional Fellows--
Led by our Executive Director, Jeffrey Hull, the IOC is excited to offer a new program for Professional Fellows: learn to write articles, blogs, and maybe even a book, that integrates coaching science, practice and an inspiring narrative publishable with the IOC and potentially major outlets like Forbes, HBR and beyond.
We will meet bi-monthly with a small group so that everyone can learn from each other, choose relevant and exciting topics, and share the creating, crafting and editing process together.
Our commitment to Professional Fellows with the IOC is to support you in becoming a published author! Our Professional Fellows are key to increasing the transformational impact of coaching with our clients, and beyond. If you have ever wondered what it takes to produce solid content in an accessible, reader-friendly and science-informed format, this is the seminar series for you!
This event is exclusively for Professional Fellows
As Asia continues to evolve as a globally interconnected, economically active region, leaders and teams have to operate in increasingly complex, multicultural environments. Coaching in such contexts demands approaches that reflect the diverse cultural realities faced by practitioners on the ground.
This discussion group aims to offer a dedicated space for members to engage in meaningful, practice-informed dialogue on coaching across cultures in Asia. Our focus is on shared learning and knowledge co-creation.
Topic: Coaching with a Twist: Improv for Coaches
Brainstorming? Innovating? Imagining? Ideating?
This monthly discussion group will explore increasing creativity in our practices and enhancing our clients' dreams and imaginations. Frequent guest speakers will facilitate our discussions and enliven our conversations. We seek to provide support, information and encouragement for our own and others' creative pursuits!
This discussion group is designed to offer coaches who identify as black women an opportunity to feel open and vulnerable in sharing experiences and challenges among a community of coaches with the collective intention to support one another. This group serves as a safe space for black women coaches across the globe and at all levels of experience to explore challenges, wins, and strategies for growth as they relate to the unique intersectional journey of being a black woman in this profession.
All are welcome to attend.
In our monthly Health and Wellbeing Discussion Group, we will explore the ebb and flow of body and mind. We’ll address the many forms of wellbeing — physical, emotional, spiritual, and intellectual. We will investigate how to support ourselves and our clients in directing psychosomatic and somatopsychic responses away from languishing and toward flourishing. Join us for some rich dialogue!
Coaching excellence deserves to be seen. This group supports Full Members and Professional Fellows in building the operational and strategic infrastructure behind their coaching practices. We’ll explore how to articulate your value, design your digital presence, and run a purpose-driven business—from marketing and content to systems and scalability. Come for the insights, stay for the community of peers who share your commitment to coaching as a profession and a practice.
This event is exclusively for Full Members and Professional Fellows
Membership Benefits Discussion, Tour and Q&A
Are you curious about all the benefits available to you as a member of the IOC? Would you like to better understand how to fully take advantage of the IOC’s resources? Do you have questions about how these resources can be personally tailored to your coaching practice? If so, join Emily Terrani in her upcoming monthly membership benefits tour & discussion group that will focus on reviewing the IOC’s abundance of membership resources.
November and December Featured Book: Ordinary Magic: The Science of How We Can Achieve Big Change with Small Acts by Gregory Walton
The IOC Invites you to join our Book Club, which will meet once a month. We will spend two meetings per book, one for a review of the major themes and the other for specialized topic dives related to your coaching practice.
The IOC is a global community of coaches.
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