Yorkshire Network Meeting
This event has been postponed until the New Year
Opening Up: Enabling your clients to express themselves
At the start of a new coaching relationship or during the formation of a team, clients often struggle to tell their story and sometimes feel confused even where to start. As coaches, we can help our clients explore these areas in a number of different ways. The evening is divided into 3 parts:
(1) Tim Spackman and Stewart Brown will introduce a few techniques before inviting others to share what has worked for them.
(2) Attendees will then have the opportunity, in coaching pairs, to experiment with any of the items suggested, which may be new to them, or practice other tried and tested techniques.
(3) The evening will end with a review of learning.
About the presenters:
Dr Tim Spackman
Tim has many years of experience working at a senior level within the fields of strategic HRM and Organisational Development. He recently attained a professional doctorate (DBA) researching coaching as an approach to management. Tim is a professional coach and facilitator whose clients are typically senior leaders and high potentials. With qualifications including a Doctorate, Masters in Strategic Human Resource Management and 2 Post-Graduate awards in Coaching, Tim has a depth of knowledge and understanding at both the individual and organisational level. The most enjoyable aspects of his work come from his vision to improve the quality of life of colleagues, customers and communities. He enjoys creating an engaging work environment and developing creative solutions that enable people and teams to achieve high performance. An unswerving belief in the potential of people and society is what drives him. He is passionate and committed to lifelong learning and holds the EMCC European Individual Accreditation (EIA) at Senior Practitioner level and also served as an Assessor of both EIA and EQA coaching accreditation quality standards for individuals and organisations for 3 years.
Stewart Brown
Stewart helps professionals to navigate complex corporate environments and to flourish personally and professionally, through tailored coaching, consulting and training programmes. He brings experience as a lawyer in private practice and with a proven track record of developing and leading high-performing teams in the legal departments of top-tier international investment banks to help bring out the best in his clients. He has a particular interest in developing individuals working in a regulated environment, especially those in leadership positions and assisting those facing ethical challenges. Stewart has coached, managed and encouraged relationship-building among culturally diverse teams in London, New York, Hong Kong, Johannesburg and across Europe and the Middle East.
There will be refreshments and a light buffet on arrival at 5.30. The event will finish promptly at 7.45 p.m.