Board Message
Kathryn Brooks,
ICF GA President-Elect & Membership Director
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Welcome to Second Quarter! We at ICF-Georgia are grateful to be among your professional coaching colleagues.
First Quarter brought us a brand-new website, a reinvigorated LinkedIn, and amazing speakers. We are excited for April’s headliner, Marcia Reynolds, MCC. No month is complete without warm beverages and camaraderie at Coach-A-Latte!
What will your April professional development and networking look like? See you soon!
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How to Shift the Focus to Coaching the Person, Not Their Problem ~
Dr. Marcia Reynolds, MCC
April 13, 7:00 p.m. (Virtual)
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Join us at our ICF GA VIRTUAL Monthly Meeting. This is a "Do Not Miss" opportunity to learn from one of the top leaders in our Global ICF community! There will be a coaching demonstration, too.
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ICF GA Coach-a-Latte Conversations
April 21, 8:30 a.m. (Virtual)
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We are excited to offer this free, relaxed, friendly and informal way for you to VIRTUALLY meet and network with other coaches and build a coaching industry community in Georgia.
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How to Design a Group Coaching Program ~
Katerina Kanelidou, MCC.
May 11, 12:30 p.m. (Virtual)
SPECIAL TIME
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Join us at our ICF GA VIRTUAL Monthly Meeting. A must-attend event to learn about the emerging group coaching trend for coaches who want to make a bigger impact.
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COVID-19 Pandemic: An Opportunity for Health and Wellness Coaching ~
Dr. Judy Kruger
May 19, 12:00 p.m. (Virtual)
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Join ICF GA for Government Community of Practice Lunch and Learn. This is an excellent opportunity to learn from a senior government leader.
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Did you Know?
The latest 2022 ICF Global Consumer Awareness Study conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) showed that of 30,727 global respondents across all economic sectors and labor market positions, 73% had awareness of the coaching profession. This is up from 66% in the previous 2017 study.
Member Profiles
Is your ICF-GA Member Profile up-to-date? The ICF-GA member profiles are not only a great place to find other member coaches, but it is how companies and individuals gather information through our Find a Coach feature. Log in to the ICF GA website to edit and update your profile.
Welcome New Members!
Allie Cox
Rebecca Montalbano
Jeff Muyres
Ruchi Warrier
Wendy Yaniv
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Kara L. Fresk, Ph.D.
Describe your business:
At Collective Growth Endeavors (CGE), we work with individual women leaders, women’s professional associations, and businesses committed to advancing women in leadership roles. We leverage the power of women learning in community and nearly 40 years of combined experience in leadership training and professional development to prepare women for next-level leadership. We offer group coaching circles, 1:1 coaching, custom workshops, and retreats. https://www.collectivegrowthendeavors.com/
Who is your ideal client?
My ideal clients are mid-career women leaders who are wondering where do I go or how do I grow professionally? They're women looking for a new career path, making steps toward a promotion, or figuring out an authentic approach to leadership.
Why are you an ICF GA member?
I am an ICF GA member for two reasons - to be in community with like-hearted people and to establish a referral network. I firmly believe we personally thrive and our businesses thrive when we are connected.
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14-day free trial period
(no credit card required)
Only $9.95 per month
(33% discount off retail price)
Use promo code – wbICF21
when registering
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Special Offer for April
New Clients receive 3 months of free
web hosting.
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THANK YOU to our Sponsors
Click logos to learn more
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Greetings US ICF Chapter Leadership!
My name is Karen Bychowski, and myself and Zach Prosser are members of the ICF Foundation Global Council of Ambassadors, helping to both raise awareness about the ICF Foundation, and to be a resource to chapters and members re. Ignite and pro bono coaching initiatives.
I'm happy to share that we are launching a new ICF Foundation Quarterly Call - starting Thursday, March 31st - designed to be an informal space for members to learn more about the ICF Foundation, and share resources available to support coaching for social impact efforts.
Kind regards,
Karen
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In addition to our chapter page, we have a Facebook group just for ICF Georgia. We would love for you to join the group, introduce yourself (and your specialty) or start a conversation with the community. Join the group here.i |
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Not a member of our local chapter yet?
There's never been a better time to join!
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