The International Leadership & Coaching Conference
August 2, 2013
The IAC co-sponsored the International Leadership & Coaching Conference 2013 that was held in Bangalore, India in June 2013. The Intrad School of Executive Coaching (ISEC), founded by IAC Vice President Krishna Kumar, organized this first of its kind event in India. The focus of the International Leadership & Coaching Conference (ILCC) was the ‘Seven Leadership Mantras’ that drew upon powerful Coaching concepts to generate deep self awareness, identify and utilize inner resources, support leaders in taking responsibility for meeting their goals, and help them attain their maximum potential. Sir John Whitmore, widely regarded as the pioneering of modern business coaching, delivered the keynote address. Other presentations, each of them with powerful takeaways, were delivered by Master Coaches from around the world.
The ILCC was attended by nearly 80 delegates from 10 countries, with the IAC very well represented by Chapter Presidents from Asia, including Jin Lee Teo (Singapore), Shanmugam Moorthi (Malaysia), Jinny Wang (Taiwan), Nigel Cumberland (Dubai), Leanne Chan (Hong Kong), Ed Britton (China), Saurav Mohanty (India) and many IAC members from India, Asia and the UK.
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On the occasion of the IAC’s 10th Anniversary, the IAC honored Sir John Whitmore, an acknowledged thought leader in the world of coaching, with the first IAC Lifetime Achievement Award. The award was jointly presented by Krishna Kumar, IAC Vice-President, and IAC-Board Members Jin Lee Teo and Shanmugam Moorthi.
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Also, on this occasion, the IAC President’s Award was given to Bonnie Chan, Asia’s first Master Masteries Coach (IAC-MMC) and member of the IAC Certifying Board. This award was presented to Bonnie by Krishna Kumar on behalf of IAC President Dr. Susan Meyer.
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