Greetings!
"Connecting Worlds"
ICF Envisioned Future:
"Coaching is an
integral part of society and ICF members represent the highest standard in
professional coaching."
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You might notice we have a new look for this invitation. In our continuing efforts, we are bringing our
ICF Switzerland communications and website to be consistent with your website
and the newest initiatives of ICF global.
Please let us know what you think.
We are living interesting times and much of what we "know" is changing. ICF is also in a phase of more clearly defining
our differentiation and setting standards.
Specifically, ICF has two major initiatives in place: -
Clarifying the ICF Brand
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Defining the ICF Credential Program and process
With all of this comes a certain rigor across our
federation. Traditionally, we have
accepted any and all interested parties as "members." That is changing! In the next phase of our development, we will
become more selective, set higher standards and be more of a leader in our
exciting and important profession. Our
market is demanding more clarity around what is a professional coach? What is Professional Coaching? If you have been considering obtaining the ICF Credential. The time is NOW. Contact us if you would like support in the credentilaing process.
To meet this demand, your ICF Suisse Romande Chapter continues
you to bring you relevant and interactive workshops to practice and enhance
your coaching skills, provide an opportunity to expand your coaching "back
pack" and an open space for meeting and networking with other coaches.
Our March ICF Suisse Romande chapter meeting is on the
important practice of coach supervision, led by Anne Archer, ICF
member, executive coach, coach trainer and coach supervisor
on the subject of Coach Supervision.
REGISTER HERE
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Whether you are a new
coach or experienced coach, seeking to obtain or renew your ICF credential,
HR professional or someone interested to discover more about professional
coaching, this session will surely offer insights and helpful marketing tips
to attract "your" clients. You will also have the opportunity
to greet friends and to network with fellow coaches.
With all of the shifts and changes happening around us and
with our clients, this session based on ICF Core Competencies offers us a way
to sharpen our skills and efficacy as professional coaches and entrepreneurs.
Join us to see what is possible for YOU. The Time is NOW!!
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Be sure to REGISTER for
the ICF SR Chapter Meeting so we can prepare a place for you with us. You will receive 2 CCEUs (Continuing Coaching Education Unit) for your participation. |
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Workshop
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DATE: Tuesday,
23 March 2010
TIME:18h30 - 19h00: Welcome and
"sign in"
19h00 - 19h15: ICF news and updates
19h15 - 21h15: "Supervision
- Ways of Being the Coach your Clients Need" (English)
21h15 - 21h45: Networking and
apéro
LOCATION: Nyon
Salle du Conseil communal, 2 place du Château, 1260 Nyon
FEES: SFr 10.- for ICF members, SFr 35.- for non-ICF members
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION:
"Supervision
- Ways of Being the Coach your Clients Need "
led by Anne Archer
ICF member and Trained Coach Supervisor
Description of the workshop:
Effective
coaching can and does generate transformational change. Having appropriate and
professional supervision supports coaching at its very best. In this workshop Anne will discuss
what supervision is and the different forms it can take: - Benefits of supervision and the
potential downsides
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How a supervision session might
look, feel and sound
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The qualities to look for in a
qualified supervisor
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Possible next steps for you as a
coach in your on-going professional development
In this session Anne will discuss
the theory behind supervision as well as leading us through a live supervision
session with participants Learning Outcomes:
- Make more informed choices about the
what, when and how of supervisionMore clearly
- Articulate the positives and negatives of
1:1 vs group, and face:face vs virtual supervision
- Gain an insight into a coaching dilemma for one of your
clients and practical ways to develop your practice
- Have an
opportunity to witness or take part in a supervision session and to
evaluate the session from your own perspective
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 1. Meeting Ethical Guidelines and Professional Standards 8. Creating Awareness
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Our Workshop Leader - Anne Archer
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 Anne Archer is an ICF member, Executive Coach, Coach Supervisor and Trainer Anne's work is all about facilitating transformations in
individuals, teams and organizations toward their desired, sustainable future.
She believes that we are the guardians of the future now and can learn wisdom
from the past. She seeks constantly to live her own life with that in mind.
Currently, Anne is balancing a portfolio which entails coaching
those in leadership positions in organisations and business owners,
developing
coaching capabilities through in-house and open programmes spanning the
ACC, PCC and MCC
levels of ICF credentials, supervising coaches and writing. Anne is
currently
writing a coaching book which is due to be published in early March 2010 and
is editor of an on-line coaching bulletin with a reading audience of
7,500. Her diverse background provides her clients with a trusted
partner as they develop their resourceful and resilient states. She has been
influenced through her own life in many different ways and recognises that she
can use her own learning for the benefit of her clients. Her unique
background encompasses employment/ employer, leader, manager, team
player, academic, professional and practical learning, large/ small
organisations, public / private sector and local/ global workplaces. She is a member of hte Board of Governors of Bath Consultancy Group and a faculty member of the Academy of Executive Coaching.
Anne is a keen
horsewoman, and enjoys family life in Bedfordshire, UK, alongside husband, 2
sons, dogs, cats, chickens and a vegetable plot. Contact: anne.archer2@btinternet.com
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Coming Events
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Visit our Events Calendar
Tuesday 27 April 2010 ICF SR Chapter
Meeting, Nyon, Switzerland - Workshop led by Zoran Todorovic, MCC
"Reality Creation Extraordinaire"
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Tuesday 25 May 2010 ICF SR Chapter Meeting, Nyon,
Switzerland - Workshop led by Suzi Smith "The Art of Sponsoring"
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Our ICFS Suisse Romande chapter meetings are the fourth
Tuesday of the month. Mark your agenda to be sure to save the date to
be with us!
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About ICF Suisse Romande
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The purpose of the ICFS Chapter Suisse Romande is to provide an
environment where coaches and those interested in coaching can learn, share,
grow and create. We are:
- Connecting Place for
Professional Coaches -
to build a strong collaborative community among coaches
- Hub of Education and Learning
for Professional Coaches -
to encourage and empower personal and professional growth for ourselves
and our clients
- Leader of Professional Coaching
and Coaches in Switzerland -
to spread the word to the greater community about the richness and success
offered by professional coaches
To learn more about the benefits of ICFS benefits, our local events or becoming
a credentialed coach, please visit out website - www.coachfederation.ch
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Contacts for ICF Suisse Romande
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Virginia Williams
Board President International Coach Federation Switzerland www.coachfederation.ch
Chapter Leader ICF Suisse Romande ICF in Europe, Co-Facilitator
Vanessa Shaw
ICFS Board Member
Co-Chapter Leader ICF Suisse Romande
ICF Global committee member - Membership & Community
Françoise Depéry
Co-Chapter Leader ICF Suisse Romande Gianna BattoloICF SR Communications (English & French)
*********************************************** OPEN POSITION | Communications /
Administration (English, German & French) - we are looking for a
part-time administration assistant. If you are interested and qualified
in administration, please contact Thomas Freitag - multilingual -->VERY SOLID in English, German, and French
- very reliable and looking for a
mid- to long-term
collaboration
(at least one year)
- flexible on working 2
to 5 hours per week for ICFS in
French, German and English. All three languages are a MUST - both in
writing and
speaking
- independent working style, e.g.,
working from home
- technical competencies:
experienced using Excel, open to work on our internet administration tool (training and
support provided) on a daily basis, e.g., opening profiles for new ICFS
members
ICF Regional Service Center:
If you have questions about your ICF global membership or to learn more
about telecalls in English or French, feel free to contact our local
representation Isabelle Maes, ICF
Regional Service Center in Brussels. Isabelle is fluent in French,
English, Flemish/Dutch and some German.
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