A Coaching MasterClass with Myles Downey, Author of “Effective Coaching”

Assisted by Kirsty Leishman, Lettoch Associates

This is open to all delegates to attend as it will be of value to Coaches as well as those interested in Coaching and/or responsible for Coaching programmes within their Organisation.

Delegates will be able to:

• observe and review a demonstration of Coaching
• gain an in-depth insight into a particular model of Coaching
• see how that model might inform individual practice

The session will involve the introduction of a comprehensive coaching model that has evolved over 20 years, as well as the opportunity for discussion, questions and maybe some answers! There will be a live demonstration of Coaching, providing an insight into The School of Coaching’s own model and a review of how that might inform the delegates’ own approach.

About Myles

Myles Downey is a coach, consultant and speaker whose aim is to help others create work so that it is productive, fulfilling and a joy.  He has worked with some of the most successful organisations across Europe, North and South America, Asia and in the CIS, and in a variety of businesses.  The predominant part of his work is in coaching Senior Executives and Leadership Teams.

Myles is Director of Studies at The School of Coaching in the U.K., which he established in association with The Work Foundation (formerly The Industrial Society), with the aim of “developing great coaches who can transform the performance of individuals and teams in organisations”.

He is the author of ‘Effective Coaching’ first published in June 1999 which has since been re-written and re-published again in November 2003.