Peter Hawkins
Creating a Coaching Culture
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Creating a Coaching Culture
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Creating a Coaching Culture will help coaches and coaching companies to be more effective in the market place, by using an approach that works to create a coaching culture and integrates coaching well into organisations
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Creating a Coaching Culture will help coaches and coaching companies to be more effective in the market place, by using an approach that works to create a coaching culture and integrates coaching well into organisations
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- Verlag: Open University Press
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. April 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 151mm x 104mm
- Gewicht: 320g
- ISBN-13: 9780335238958
- ISBN-10: 0335238955
- Artikelnr.: 33077867
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Open University Press
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. April 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 151mm x 104mm
- Gewicht: 320g
- ISBN-13: 9780335238958
- ISBN-10: 0335238955
- Artikelnr.: 33077867
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Peter Hawkins is founder and Chairman of Bath Consultancy Group. He is a leading consultant, writer and researcher in executive coaching, organizational learning, managing complex change and development of organizational culture. He has worked with many leading companies in the UK, Europe, America and South Africa.
Introduction: The Coaching Challenge for chief executives, HR directors,
heads of coaching, internal and external coaches, managers, coach trainers
and researchers
Setting the Context: The growth of coaching and the challenges it now faces
Part 1: The Foundational Pillars
What is a coaching culture? The key ingredients
Creating a coaching strategy and aligning it to the wider organisational
culture change
Part 2: The Seven Steps
Step One: Developing an effective panel of external coaches
Step Two: Developing the internal coaching and mentoring capacity
Step Three: The organization's leaders actively support coaching endeavours
and align these endeavours to the organizational culture change
Step Four: Coaching moves beyond individual formal sessions to team
coaching and organizational learning
Step Five: Coaching becomes embedded in the HR and performance management
processes of the organization
Step Six: Coaching becomes the predominant style for managing through out
the organization
Step Seven: Coaching becomes how an organization does business with all its
stakeholders
Part 3: Integration and Depth
How to get all the elements working together and aligned to the "relational
value chain"
Expanding the depth and improving the quality of coaching activities:
supervision and continuous personal and professional development
Evaluation, research and the return on investment from creating a coaching
culture
Conclusion: The challenges going forward
Bibliography
heads of coaching, internal and external coaches, managers, coach trainers
and researchers
Setting the Context: The growth of coaching and the challenges it now faces
Part 1: The Foundational Pillars
What is a coaching culture? The key ingredients
Creating a coaching strategy and aligning it to the wider organisational
culture change
Part 2: The Seven Steps
Step One: Developing an effective panel of external coaches
Step Two: Developing the internal coaching and mentoring capacity
Step Three: The organization's leaders actively support coaching endeavours
and align these endeavours to the organizational culture change
Step Four: Coaching moves beyond individual formal sessions to team
coaching and organizational learning
Step Five: Coaching becomes embedded in the HR and performance management
processes of the organization
Step Six: Coaching becomes the predominant style for managing through out
the organization
Step Seven: Coaching becomes how an organization does business with all its
stakeholders
Part 3: Integration and Depth
How to get all the elements working together and aligned to the "relational
value chain"
Expanding the depth and improving the quality of coaching activities:
supervision and continuous personal and professional development
Evaluation, research and the return on investment from creating a coaching
culture
Conclusion: The challenges going forward
Bibliography
Introduction: The Coaching Challenge for chief executives, HR directors,
heads of coaching, internal and external coaches, managers, coach trainers
and researchers
Setting the Context: The growth of coaching and the challenges it now faces
Part 1: The Foundational Pillars
What is a coaching culture? The key ingredients
Creating a coaching strategy and aligning it to the wider organisational
culture change
Part 2: The Seven Steps
Step One: Developing an effective panel of external coaches
Step Two: Developing the internal coaching and mentoring capacity
Step Three: The organization's leaders actively support coaching endeavours
and align these endeavours to the organizational culture change
Step Four: Coaching moves beyond individual formal sessions to team
coaching and organizational learning
Step Five: Coaching becomes embedded in the HR and performance management
processes of the organization
Step Six: Coaching becomes the predominant style for managing through out
the organization
Step Seven: Coaching becomes how an organization does business with all its
stakeholders
Part 3: Integration and Depth
How to get all the elements working together and aligned to the "relational
value chain"
Expanding the depth and improving the quality of coaching activities:
supervision and continuous personal and professional development
Evaluation, research and the return on investment from creating a coaching
culture
Conclusion: The challenges going forward
Bibliography
heads of coaching, internal and external coaches, managers, coach trainers
and researchers
Setting the Context: The growth of coaching and the challenges it now faces
Part 1: The Foundational Pillars
What is a coaching culture? The key ingredients
Creating a coaching strategy and aligning it to the wider organisational
culture change
Part 2: The Seven Steps
Step One: Developing an effective panel of external coaches
Step Two: Developing the internal coaching and mentoring capacity
Step Three: The organization's leaders actively support coaching endeavours
and align these endeavours to the organizational culture change
Step Four: Coaching moves beyond individual formal sessions to team
coaching and organizational learning
Step Five: Coaching becomes embedded in the HR and performance management
processes of the organization
Step Six: Coaching becomes the predominant style for managing through out
the organization
Step Seven: Coaching becomes how an organization does business with all its
stakeholders
Part 3: Integration and Depth
How to get all the elements working together and aligned to the "relational
value chain"
Expanding the depth and improving the quality of coaching activities:
supervision and continuous personal and professional development
Evaluation, research and the return on investment from creating a coaching
culture
Conclusion: The challenges going forward
Bibliography