by Coaching at Work | Nov 2, 2022 | Articles, Features, Profile
Simon Western went from being an unqualified factory worker to founding Analytic-Network Coaching. Today, his systemic coach training is highly sought after and he is one of the profession’s leading critical thinkers. It’s a startling trajectory. Liz Hall reports...
by Coaching at Work | Aug 31, 2022 | Articles, Features, Profile
As a first-generation British black, Sandra Wilson is on a mission – to help people be themselves rather than wear the ‘corporate mask’. She’s perfectly placed to do this, she tells Liz Hall, in her role as coaching and mentoring lead at British Transport Police...
by Coaching at Work | Jul 1, 2022 | Articles, Features, Profile
Henley Business School’s professor of coaching, Jonathan Passmore, is one of the ‘old guard’ of the profession. Nevertheless he is looking squarely to the future, readying the baton for a new generation of coaches. Liz Hall reports ‘The harder I practise,...
by Coaching at Work | Apr 29, 2022 | Articles, Features, Profile |
Ian Mitchell works with leaders who want to ‘up their game’ by transforming themselves and their capabilities. It’s a role he takes seriously – but he makes sure he’s keeps his own participation as light as possible. Liz Hall reports Before we start the...
by Coaching at Work | Mar 2, 2022 | Articles, Features, Profile |
Lockdown inspired executive coach, Salma Shah to create a coach training programme around diversity, inclusion and belonging – and to write a book on the subject. It’s vital, she tells Liz Hall, to meet people in their lived experiences Executive coach and...
by Coaching at Work | Jan 3, 2022 | Articles, Features, Profile |
Nicolas Ceasar’s background as a geographer and sustainability consultant brings a unique perspective to his role as head of NatWest’s coaching faculty. Core to his work is his love of learning and a belief in the interconnectedness and interdependency of all things....
