Virtual Open Day - FREE Event

Option 1 - Sept 1st: 4.15pm-5pm AEST
Option 2 - Sept 2nd: 9.15am-10am AEST

Speaker: Britta van Dyk and Charity Becker

When leaders have better conversations, everything changes, but the conversation is just the tip of the iceberg.'

This session is designed for leaders, L&D and HR professionals who have been focussing on skill development in leaders but aren't seeing the changes they would like to see, or who are wondering if and when to implement coaching skills for leaders in their organisations.

Some of the questions that will be explored in this session include:

• What groundwork do you need to lay to allow leadership development to work in your organisation?
• What do Leaders need to be able to truly develop others?
• What happens when leadership training isn’t connected to the whole system?

Those attending this session will walk away with an understanding of the principles that need to be at play for leadership conversations to truly make a difference.

Charity and Britta will explore what leaders need in the current context to enable their people to be flexible, agile, deal with increasing complexity … and perform.

Option 1 - Sept 1st: 5pm-5.45pm AEST
Option 2 - Sept 2nd: 10am-10.45am AEST

Speaker: Charity Becker and Louise Hope

This session will focus on the client perspective. Louise Hope CPEO GrowthOps has been deploying coaching and leadership solutions within GrowthOps, and this conversation is to explore how these solutions are being chosen, how they are being offered, and how they support the people and business strategy.

We will also be covering:

• when coaching and leadership are not the right solutions, and
• what other policies, processes and cultural practices need to be in place to make the whole system work for well-being and performance.

Charity and Louise will explore how organisations are using coaching and leadership to build culture and attract and retain talent in the rapidly changing world of work.

Option 1 - Sept 1st: 5.45pm-6.30pm AEST
Option 2 - Sept 2nd: 10.45am-11.30am AEST

Speaker: Toni Butler

What do both coaches and buyers of coaching need to be aware of as we experience the increasing democratisation and globalisation of coaching? As providers of coaching there are things we need to be aware of, as well as being curious about.

We will be covering:

• How the pandemic has impacted the world of coaching
• A deeper appreciation of what is meant by the often mentioned “democratisation of coaching”
• What are some of the implications of the above for organisations; what might buyers of coaching be overlooking?

Option 1 - Sept 1st: 6.30pm-7.15pm AEST
Option 2 - Sept 2nd: 11.30am-12.15pm AEST

Speaker: Mandy Geddes and Renee Holder

Over 23 years ago, when IECL first started, coaching as a professional practice was in its infancy. Many coaches had little or no training. IECL’s founders recognised the need for quality coach education in the organisational landscape, and began to offer executive coach training.

Since then, IECL has proudly led the charge in professionalising the organisational coaching industry. At IECL we find that we are “training the industry” and helping to both define and showcase what organisational coaching really is.

The International Coaching Federation (ICF) accredited IECL’s coach training in 2006 and we have recently been accredited as a provider of ICF’s new Level 1 and Level 2 Accredited Coaching Education. Through these more rigorous programs, we are delighted to see ICF continue to up the ante for coach education, and other associations are also making waves.

In this Open Day session, we will explore how to become a confident and competent organisational coach, as well as what's changing in the coach education area, and how IECL is responding.