Monthly Meeting

Want to Earn an ICF Credential?

• Find out ways to Renew your Credentials
• CCEU will be provided for your attendance.

The ICF Credential signifies a coach’s commitment to outstanding professional practice. In this workshop, Jasveer, President Elect and Chair, Membership would share with you the requirements and procedures for becoming an ICF Credentialed coach, and renew your credentials.  She will also share how to maximize the benefits of your ICF membership.

Jasveer Malaney, PCC,  is an executive coach with over 18 years of experience in coaching & facilitating for hi-potential leaders and teams.  She leverages her corporate & business experience with The World Bank, Scotts Holding Group and Kelly Services to enhance​ their leadership capabilities.  

She currently serves on the Exco as the President Elect, & Chair, Membership and has been actively involved with building the Coaching Community.  She has served as Vice President (2012-2013), PR Chair (2011​-201​2).  She played key organizing roles in the Asia Pacific Coaching Conference in 2010 and 2012.  She organised the Symposium on “Coaching for Future” during the Coaching Week 2015.

Register: via email to events@icfsingapore.org

Want to Earn an ICF Credential?

• Find out ways to Renew your Credentials
• CCEU will be provided for your attendance.

The ICF Credential signifies a coach’s commitment to outstanding professional practice. In this workshop, Jasveer, President Elect and Chair, Membership would share with you the requirements and procedures for becoming an ICF Credentialed coach, and renew your credentials.  She will also share how to maximize the benefits of your ICF membership.

Jasveer Malaney, PCC,  is an executive coach with over 18 years of experience in coaching & facilitating for hi-potential leaders and teams.  She leverages her corporate & business experience with The World Bank, Scotts Holding Group and Kelly Services to enhance​ their leadership capabilities.  

She currently serves on the Exco as the President Elect, & Chair, Membership and has been actively involved with building the Coaching Community.  She has served as Vice President (2012-2013), PR Chair (2011​-201​2).  She played key organizing roles in the Asia Pacific Coaching Conference in 2010 and 2012.  She organised the Symposium on “Coaching for Future” during the Coaching Week 2015.

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10 Top Tips for How to Use LinkedIn (and some for what not to do)

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Learn from an Official LinkedIn Power Profile on how to use LinkedIn for any business purpose.

• How to enhance your personal brand on LinkedIn
• How to get headhunted
• How to blog and become a thought leader on LinkedIn
• How to enhance your employer branding and employee engagement on LinkedIn
• How to create a content marketing plan on LinkedIn
• How to message to find investors/clients/partners/employees on LinkedIn
• How to achieve anything you wish on LinkedIn in a business context

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International Coach Federation, Singapore Chapter Annual General Meeting

The International Coach Federation, Singapore Chapter will hold its’ Annual General Meeting on Thursday, March 30th, 2016 at 6:30pm at The Hub Singapore, 128 Prinsep Street #01-01, Singapore 188655

The 2017-2018 Executive Committee will be announced at the AGM.

Online voting will start at 0000 hours 9th March 2017 and close at 0000 hours 30th March 2017. Invitations via email will be sent individually to all members. For those unable to vote online, a hard copy ballot is available on 30th March 2017, at the start of the AGM from 6.30-7pm. Ballot will officially close at 7pm 30th March 2017.

Kindly note that each ICF Singapore Member is only allowed to vote once. If an online vote has been submitted, a hard copy ballot will not be provided.

Details of the candidates are available on the ICF Singapore Chapter website homepage, www.icfsingapore.org.

Celebrate & Initiate:

This is our annual member celebration! It is a chance to review all that we've done as a chapter this year, explore upcoming initiatives, get involved in new projects, welcome feedback, thank the current ExCo, and welcome in new chapter leaders.  

Formal AGM Agenda:

This is also an official event as ICF Singapore Chapter is a registered society in Singapore.

• Opening of the Meeting
• President's Report
• Approval of Audited Financial Statements
• Overview and Voting on Constitution Changes
• Election of Executive Committee Office-bearers and Council Members
• Election of Honorary Auditors
• New Business
• Closing of Meeting

If you have any questions you would like the Exco to address or some general comments you would like to submit before the event, please send them to us at queries@icfsingapore.org.

The AGM is exclusive to current ICF Members ONLY and is free of charge.

EVENT DESCRIPTION:

Every year for the past 3 we have been doing an annual review of the coaching literature to get a glimpse of where the profession is heading. In 2016 there were 460 coaching articles written in peer-reviewed coaching journals and 110 Dissertations on coaching produced by students pursuing a Ph.D that had the words ‘Coaching’ or ‘Coach’ in the title. Most of these deal with sports, health, or education. Only about 25% of the articles and 15% of the dissertations deal with organizational or life coaching. You probably didn’t have the time to read all these articles and dissertations.....but we did (or at least the 60% that in interested us the most). By reading the articles published each year you can get an idea of where the profession is heading, what’s ‘hot’ and what’s ‘not’, and what some of the key research findings were for that year. If this interests you please join us for an evening of very valuable information about our profession. Those who attend will be given access to an annotated bibliography of the 60 articles and the 10 dissertations that we read.

Facilitator Bio:

Hermann Ditzig

Hermann is the current President of the Singapore Chapter and founder of the Research Committee. He has graduate education in Medical Sociology, Clinical and Social Psychology, Organizational Design, Organizational Development, and Leadership. He started his career as a psychiatric epidemiologist doing research on what made people crazy. A five year research project for the US government on how work influences a person’s well-being showed the impact that leadership has, and that bad bosses can actually ‘drive you crazy’. In addition to being a researcher, he was a psychotherapist and university level educator in Medical and Business Schools. Since moving to Singapore (1984), Hermann has worked as an OD and HRD professional for the National Productivity Board, the Singapore Institute of Management, and as a partner in a British consulting firm leading their Management Development practice in Asia. He has been an Executive and Leadership coach for 16 years and started his own Coaching and Leadership firm in 2003.

Costantino Gonnella

Costa was one of the first exchange students from Italy at Beijing University in the late 70s where he researched for two years before returing home to receive a Master with summa cum laude in Chinese literature and history from the Oriental Insitute (IUO) of Naples. His understanding of Chinese culture provided a great advantage when soon after he went back to China to become a businessman and local representative of Fiat, the largesst Italian private conglomerate. Years later he started his own company pioneering many new trades and assisting diverse business initiatives between China and Europe. Fluent in four languages and getting by in two or three more, in the last 30 plus years he lived in Beijing, Hong Kong, Macao, Thailand and Singapore. His humanistic interests never succumbed to a "business only" attitude and found him with an open mind when in recent years he discovered coaching. Now an ACC, with an incessant passion for learning, he believes that his experience with many business realities and a perspective from different cultural approaches can allow him to offer a valuable contribution as a corporate and life coach.

Gopal Kaushik

Kaushik looks after the coaching practice for the Center for Creative Leadership in Asia Pacific (South East Asia, South Asia and Australia). He is responsible for the ‘internal’ certification, quality and development of all coaches (for all CCL programs including Leadership at the Peak). In addition he is responsible for the three specific services to clients in support of leadership development: executive coaching, 360 assessments and follow on coaching support. He is also the regional lead for CCL’s open enrolment Assessment Certification Workshop (CCL’s suit of 360 tools) and the Coaching for Greater effectiveness programs.

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DIPLOMACY COACHING

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We live in ever more globalized working environments. The evolution of International Relations increasingly affect us, citizens, companies, organizations and, of course, countries.

The fast pace of globalization has impacted many and we are facing a backlash in the form of various types of protectionist movements in the world (from Brexit, the new Trump Administration to nationalism in EU Member States to cite some examples). Is protectionism really the solution? Are there any alternatives? Can Coaching be of any help to better manage globalization and its implications?

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What Does It Take to Become Masterful at Coaching?... A World Cafe Conversation

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Join Terrie Lupberger, MCC and participate in the innovative 'World Cafe" format to explore what is required of us, as coaches, to achieve mastery. What is 'mastery'? How does it manifest in the work we do as coaches?

With the ICF core competencies of coaching, the new markers, and our Code of Ethics, we have the building blocks for good, PCC level coaching. Beyond that, what is required of us, individually and as a community, to become masterful at what we do?

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