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Welcome to the December 2012 issue of the IAC VOICE!
President's Message – Year-End Roundup
Susan R. Meyer, MCC (IAC)
In her President’s Message, Susan R. Meyer highlights the many
accomplishments and adventures at the IAC over the past year, and
honours three Board of Governors members whose terms have ended. She
also paints a compelling picture of what’s ahead for 2013—the
IAC’s 10th anniversary year. Scroll down or click
to read more.
Research-Based Coaching Mastery
Suggestive Techniques in Coaching – Andrew Armatas
Recently, Andrew Armatas published a paper in Coaching: An International
Journal of Theory, Research and Practice, titled, “Suggestive
Techniques in Coaching.” IAC members, scroll
down for a link to this members-only article and discover how
to use suggestions more skillfully in your coaching.
The Greatest Ever Coaching Outcome Research Project
The Greatest Ever Coaching Outcome Research is a global quantitative
coaching research project, the largest of its kind, which has already
collected data from more than 1,400 coaching clients, 800 corresponding
coaches and 100 of their sponsors, including responses from more than
30 countries. There is still time for you to participate. Scroll
down to read more.
Hong Kong College Students Become IAC’s First Student Members
IAC Chapter News – Bonnie Chan
While some view the post-90s generation as lazy, selfish or confused,
three Hong Kong coaches feel it is their mission “to connect
and nurture Hong Kong students with a proactive personal development
approach and a global vision by involving them in an international
coaching culture platform.” Click
to read more about this exciting pilot project.
Welcome to the Age of Relationships Marketing
Janet Slack
This month's business-building feature article is from marketing expert
Janet Slack, who takes us through the five phases of relationship
marketing. She explains each concept clearly and offers practical
tips for carrying out each phase. Click
to read more.
Coaching Confidence – Are You Nurturing Yours?
Sue Johnston, MCC (IAC)
Our coaching feature article this month is a new piece by Sue Johnston.
She explores the theme of self-efficacy and the four factors that
are key for its development, tying everything neatly back into the
IAC Coaching Masteries. Click
to read more.
Submissions
to the VOICE are welcome anytime through the month. Click here to
read our submission
guidelines.
If
there are topics you would like to read about in future issues, or
if you have feedback about today's issue, please
contact me directly.
Warm
wishes,
Linda
Linda
Dessau, CPCC
Editor, IAC® VOICE
Email: voice@certifiedcoach.org
www.contentmasteryguide.com
P.S.
Are you on Twitter? You can follow the IAC at http://twitter.com/IACCoachMastery.
There is also a list of VOICE authors, columnists and IAC BOG members
at http://twitter.com/lindadessau/iac-voice-contributors.
