We are pleased to introduce our newest IAC® Certifier, Elizabeth Nofziger,
who joined our team in January.
How
and why did you become involved with the IAC®?
Early in my coaching career, I decided that I wanted to coach at an advanced
level, and many of my own coaching mentors were involved with the IAC®,
or recommended IAC® certification as the industry “gold standard.”
So, I knew it was where I was meant to be.
What
inspired you to become a Certifier?
I was approached by a former certifier about the possibility. My intuition
said YES!, and the logical side of me thought it would be fun, too.
Also, I saw my coaching skills improve immensely during the time I focused
on certification, and noticed the same happen for my colleagues. I thought,
what a great opportunity to be working with (and for) people who are also committed
to improve their coaching skills.
In
what ways do the IAC Coaching Masteries® help you to certify
coaches?
The level of detail and specificity of the Masteries® provide a very clear
blueprint to help identify when coaching is done at a masterful level.
What
do you enjoy most about being a Certifier?
It’s an honor and a pleasure to be part of the certification process.
I continually learn from and am inspired by each of the coaching sessions that
I listen to, and also by working with the other certifiers.
Tell
us about your coaching practice.
I help people to do their calling, whether that’s figuring out what’s
next (e.g., “Do I want to be a coach?”), or making it happen (e.g.,
“Now that I know I want to start by own business, how do I do that in
a way that I make money AND do what I love?”). Answering those questions
and helping my clients put the answers into practice is a true joy.
Learn more about Elizabeth at
www.freshvisioncoaching.com.
Congratulations Elizabeth!
What advise will you give to those IAC certified coaches who are interested to become the IAC Certifier, in term of self-preparation.
cheers, bonnie