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Following the successes of the AC’s 2004 Scottish Conference “Embracing Success”, and this year’s International Conference “Leading the Way”, the AC Scotland 2006 Conference is set to be the premier gathering for the Coaching profession in Scotland. The Conference promises insightful and inspiring Keynote speakers and a variety of Workshops on a range of different topics. There will be opportunities to network with colleagues from across the UK and to meet individuals and organisations working at the cutting edge of Coaching. We do hope you can join us! “Advancing Coaching in Scotland" is the core theme for this conference: Advancing Coaching skills and learning; Advancing the use of Coaching in Scotland and heightening awareness of its potential in a range of contexts; Advancing Coaching as a development tool within Organisations to maximise people performance at all levels; Advancing the profile and work of AC Scotland in promoting excellence and ethics in Coaching. Click here for Conference Schedule (PDF 234k) |
Addresses and Keynotes
- Katherine Tulpa, Founder and Chair of the Association for Coaching
- Deirdre Macdonald, Head of Learning and Development at ScottishPower
- Myles Downey, Downey Coaching and Consulting, Author “Effective Coaching” and Director of Studies at The School of Coaching
- Oliver Johnston, Head of Penna’s Leadership Services in Scotland, Ireland and Northern England
- Averil Leimon, Director White Water Strategies
Latest News
Book now to reserve the remaining places – there is already a great mix of workplace coaches, independent coaches, coaching service providers, public and private organisations of all sizes as well as some academic insitutions
2 exhibitor spaces left – email val@associationforcoaching.com to reserve.
Click here (PDF 140k) for exhibitor information
Myles Downey and Kirsty Leishman of The School of Coaching are presenting a Masterclass in Effective Coaching.
All delegates will receive a copy of the AC’s soon to be launched book “Excellence in Coaching – The Industry Guide” which includes high level contributions from key figures in Coaching including Sir John Whitmore.
