TCZ Podcast #130: Michelle Chambers: What Creates Resilience in Teams?
Michelle Chambers and I met through Team Coaching International several years ago as members of Faculty. She's one of the most joyful people I know and a really savvy organisational development and team coaching expert. We caught up just before the end of 2020 to talk through her take on resilience and how she works systemically with teams to build it.
Always grateful to hear your feedback, meanwhile please enjoy this episode of the Team Coaching Zone Podcast.
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TCZ Podcast #129: Alison Hodge: Mapping the Territory of Team Coaching: Part 2
In this second part of my conversation with Dr Alison Hodge, we dive further into the territory of team coaching. I hope you find it as thrilling, fun and eye-opening as I did. Some of the points we explore are how to use or apply the map to
- identify the dynamic forces at play on the team and organisation
- invite nature into the conversation
- navigate your terrain as a team coach during a client engagement
- share the map with your client to define where to start an engagement
- develop yourself and your clients' capacity to be with the emergent
- allow ourselves to be with the magic of life itself
- create dialogue and a unified field for the team coaching profession
I would love your feedback and any other thoughts that come to mind.
TCZ Podcast Episode #128: Alison Hodge: Journey into Team Coaching Supervision
I'm delighted to introduce Dr Alison Hodge to you listeners in this first of two episodes on team coaching supervision. Alison has been supervising Executive Coaches and OD/HR consultants for more than 21 years in Australia, South East Asia, the United States, Europe and the UK, both individually and in groups. She is a senior faculty member with the Coaching Supervision Academy responsible for curriculum and design, and published author on supervising team coaches. More recently Alison has created a map that captures the complexity of the multi facets of team coaching. She is also an accredited Executive Coach and brings a wealth of experience as a practitioner in her own right.
In this conversation we explore
- how to characterise team coaching supervision
- what the process involves
- tips for team coaches considering becoming a supervisor
- the distinction between team and group dynamics
- mapping the territory of team coaching
In episode #129 we will journey deeper into the territory of team coaching.
Find more on Dr Alison Hodge and her work:
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TCZ Episode #127 | Linda Berlot | Coaching Across Cultures in the C-Suite
I am delighted to share this latest Episode #127 of the Team Coaching Zone in which I interview Linda Berlot, CEO of Berlot Group in Dubai. In this episode we explore what is it like coaching C-Suite leaders as a team? What golden nuggets would you want to have as a team coach walking into this arena for the first time? Especially coaching a multicultural leadership team?
Linda and her colleagues at Berlot Group provide professional and expert team coaching solutions to C-Suite leadership teams across the Middle East, and Internationally. Linda is also a CRRGlobal partner - and owner of the ACTP coach training school licensed to deliver ICF accredited ORSC Coaching core curriculum programs in the region.
Other aspects of team coaching we explore are:
- Coaching a leadership team as a system
- Helping leaders become more Relationship Systems intelligent
- Linda's litmus test for coaching with a worldview
You can reach Linda Berlot here:
www.berlotgroup.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/linda-berlot-pcc-orscc-1aaa387/
TCZ Podcast #126: Joel DiGirolamo: The Story Behind The ICF Team Coaching Competencies
Delighted to be joined in this episode by Joel DiGirolamo, Director of Coaching Science for the International Coaching Federation (ICF). Joel leads the organization’s efforts to develop, curate and disseminate information around the science of coaching, and most recently the publication of the Team Coaching Competencies.
Joel shares what inspired this groundbreaking research and gives us insight into the extensive and rigorous process the ICF conducted to realise a framework with twenty-nine team coaching competencies. In this episode Joel shares the definition of team coaching versus other forms of team development. We also talk about why this work matters now, accreditation and next steps.
For listeners who enjoy personal stories, Joel and I also share our passion for ashtanga yoga and the power it has had in advancing our practice as team coaches.
More on Joel DiGirolamo
Joel has more than 30 years of staff and management experience in Fortune 500 companies and is the author of two books, Leading Team Alpha and Yoga in No Time at All. He holds a master’s degree in industrial and organizational psychology from Kansas State University, an MBA from Xavier University, and a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Purdue University. He is an Associate Editor for Consulting Psychology Journal. Contact Joel:
ICF Team Coaching Competencies
TCZ Podcast #125: Lucy Widdowson and Paul J Barbour: Building Top Performing Teams
In Episode #125 of the Team Coaching Zone Podcast I'm joined by a dynamic duo team - Lucy Widdowson and Paul J Barbour, co-authors of Building Top Performing Teams A practical guide to team coaching to improve collaboration and drive organizational success (Kogan Page).
Lucy is Director of Performance Edge and a board member of the UK International Coaching Federation. During her 30 year corporate career Lucy worked at board level and as an HR Director in retail and airlines and led award-winning teams. Paul combines a global client base with practitioner research in human collaboration, team coaching and conflict resolution. His interest in the psychology of teams began during a successful 20-year career as a senior leader in Kerry Group PLC, one of the world’s largest food and ingredients businesses. Both Lucy and Paul are lead tutors on Team Coaching at Henley Business School.
In this episode we focus on ways of being as a Team Coach including:
- a framework to explore your Being as a Team Coach
- the importance of contracting as a means to unleashing creativity
- tools to bring out the collective wisdom of teams
- how to get beyond your own story and self-limiting mindset
- discovering your signature as a Team Coach
Find out more on Lucy and Paul here:
Lucy linkedin.com/in/lucywiddowson
Paul linkedin.com/in/pauljbarbour
Find Building Top Performing Teams: A Practical Guide to Team Coaching to Improve Collaboration and Drive Organizational Success (Kogan Page, January 2021). on Amazon, Google Books and Apple Books.
TCZ Podcast #124: Andres Roberts: What Can Nature Teach Us About Coaching Teams?
I’m very excited to be joined in this episode on The Team Coaching Zone by Andres Roberts, the founder of the Bio-Leadership Project and co-founder of Way of Nature. Andres' TEDx talk How Would Nature Change Leadership? – quickly made its way onto the global TED platform within weeks of giving the talk. Andres is on a mission to reinvent leadership to be more like nature. He believes we are at ‘sliding doors’ moment in time, in which humanity has the challenge and the opportunity to rewrite the rules of collective progress in history. He argues rather than battling with the old operating systems, making nature our guide might be the most important innovation of our times. Andres left the world of big organisations early on in his career. He has worked and learnt with elders and teachers from around the world, as well as first class partners in organisational learning and development. Andres works with institutions such as Patagonia, the World Benchmarking Alliance and the Amani Institute.
In episode #124 I begin by asking Andres to share his earliest memories of being in nature. We also venture into:
Learn more about Andres:
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TCZ Episode #123: Aileen Miziolek: Insights and Inspiration for Coaching Family Business Teams
According to the World Economic Forum 70% of the world’s economy is made up of family businesses and 50% of the global workforce work in those businesses. Aside from the business case, I am passionate about coaching family businesses and have been looking around for a few buddies to talk things through.
I’m delighted therefore to be joined in Episode #123 of The Team Coaching Zone podcast by a real expert in the field - @Aileen Miziolek, a fellow ORSC Coach (Organizational Relationship Systems Coaching) and a consultant at The Family Business Consulting Group, Inc. who joins me from her home in Toronto, Canada.
In this episode Aileen and I swap stories and talk about:
- the appeal of working with families in business
- the unique challenges of coaching family teams
- Aileen's concept of the Learning Family
- working with Founders and intergenerational dynamics
- the potency of a Relationship Systems Coaching approach
- insights for Team Coaches curious to explore working in this arena
Our conversation begins with Aileen's personal story, which is touching and sets the tone of why this work is so important. Hopefully more Team Coaches will consider jumping into the fray.
You can find more on Aileen Miziolek:
TCZ Podcast #122: Jennifer Garvey Berger: Cultivating Leadership & Unlocking Mindtraps in Teams
Given the astonishing experience of 2020 – which has confirmed that we have entered a moment of radical change and alteration - how can we as team coaches find deep and intentional ways to grow ourselves and our clients in order to better thrive in complex times?
In Episode #122, I’m really excited to pose this question and more to my guest Jennifer Garvey Berger – Jennifer’s ‘Growth Edge Coaching’ approach, which she describes in her book, Changing on the Job, has been developed over the last decade and underpins her work developing leaders and coaching senior teams in organisations such as Google, KPMG, Microsoft, and the New Zealand Department of Conservation. Jennifer also coaches transformational and development coaching approaches in her Growth Edge Coaching certification series, and is a highly popular speaker at leadership and coaching conferences around the world. She is the co-founder of Cultivating Leadership, the author of three acclaimed books and holds a masters and a doctorate from Harvard University.
During our conversation we touch on:
- an overview of the adult development theory that underpins Jennifer's work
- the uniqueness of a transformational and development coaching approach to working with teams
- stories of working with teams using this approach
- the challenge of helping to accelerate human growth in leadership teams
- meeting our own shadow and doing the work ourselves
- the sense of urgency for this work
- Jennifer's vision for the coaching and team coaching industry
- bringing spirit back into the workplace
Find out more about Jennifer:
TCZ Episode #121: Alison Cameron: What Does It Really Take To Transform Teams?
In this episode Alison Cameron, an internationally acclaimed transformation strategist and I talk about what it takes to guide team leaders in enabling organisational evolution. I'm interested, how do we ourselves as team coaches, better understand what it takes to help our clients adapt their ways of working and worldview.
Alison's work has taken her from the boardrooms of large, multinational corporations working with leaders in business, politics and not-for-profit sectors, to leading social transformation initiatives around the world. She is the co-founder of Adaptive Cultures, a growing global community of leaders and culture practitioners working with many of the world’s most complex and influential organisations. Adaptive Cultures diagnostic instruments and methodologies have been endorsed and implemented by a number of teams going through significant transformations. We start our conversation talking about where she lives surrounded by mountains and a verdant tropical backdrop in Australia, and her own fascinating transformation journey which started in Alison's early teens and took her to be on stage with Nelson Mandela, the Dalai Lamai and other respected world leaders. It's a moving story which she has never shared before and sets the tone for our conversation.
Here's what we talk about in addition to Alison's own story:
You can find more on Alison and Adaptive Cultures here: *https://adaptivecultures.co
For show notes go to: http://teamcoachingzone.com/alisoncameron
Note: On the show notes page you can download the Stages of Cultural Evolution (see attached PDF) and the white paper on Adapting Organisations Through Leadership and Culture (see attached PDF)
TCZ Episode #120: Klaus Leopold: Reinventing Agile: Why High-Performing Teams Isn’t The Answer
Before, during and for sure post the immediate crisis of #Covid-19, organisations today are having to reinvent themselves faster than ever before. As a behaviour change expert working with senior teams, I tend to focus on the human system itself rather than operational systems and processes. Clearly both relationships and tasks need to be reimagined for companies to adapt and thrive.
Unpicking the spaghetti junction of a business’s operational system is not easily done, but Dr Klaus Leopold, CEO of Flight Levels Academy and Managing Partner of Leanability seems to have the knack for it. For those in the agile world, Klaus is a bit of a legend and it is his third book, Rethinking Agile that prompted me to invite him onto the Team Coaching Zone podcast to ask about how he goes about whole-systems change.
Here's some of what Klaus and I cover:
For show notes and information on Klaus including his books, his blog and how to find him on Twitter and LinkedIn go to: https://www.teamcoachingzone.com/klausleopold
TCZ Episode #119: Mike Robbins: We’re All In This Together: Coaching Teams With This in Mind
On today's show I talk to Mike Robbins, author of five books including his brand new title, We're All In This Together: Creating a Team Culture of High Performance, Trust and Belonging. Mike's ideas are based on 20 years working as a highly sought-after speaker and consultant to clients such as, Google, Wells Fargo, Microsoft, Genentech, eBay, Harvard University, and LinkedIn. We begin with Mike's own story as a professional sportsman turned business consultant in the San Francisco Bay area. We talk about the sense of urgency which compelled him to write the book, and then explore the four pillars that his research has led him to believe are essential for teams to thrive in today's world. These are:
Listen here on the Team Coaching Zone or any podcast platform to Episode #119 More about Mike:
TCZ Episode #118: Tatiana Fraser & Rachel Sinha: Making Systems Leadership Possible
My guests today are two formidable women and the co-founders of the System Sanctuary – an international peer learning and training platform for systems leadership. Tatiana Fraser has 20 years of experience leading and scaling systems innovations, creating strategic learning communities and movement building. She is also co-founder of Girls Action Foundation and co-author of Girl Positive (Random House 2016), in which she has worked to reframe the narrative around gender equality to advance social justice and the leadership of girls and women.
Rachel Sinha is a British award-winning social innovator, based in San Francisco, named by the Guardian newspaper as one of 50 Radicals “changing the face of the UK for the better”. Rachel was one of co-founders of The Finance Innovation Lab, designed to empower positive disruptors in the financial system. The Lab was named a semi-finalist in the Buckminster Fuller Award ‘Socially Responsible Designs Highest Award’ for its work bringing together people post financial crisis, to accelerate positive change in the financial system. Prior to that Rachel’s work on sustainability issues includes a number of ground-breaking roles including have sat on the European Commission Expert Panel on Social Business. She has co-authored a series of articles in Harvard Business Review and Fast Company and publications, and collaborating with Oxford Said Business School has led an enquiry into the language of systems change and launched the publication Keywords.
Together they run The Systems Sanctuary which has the tagline – a refuge for systems leaders
For Episode Show Notes & More Go To: https://teamcoachingzone.com/frasersinha
TCZ Episode #117: Dr. Paul White: How to Keep Teams Feeling Valued in a Remote Workplace
In an agile and less hierarchical world, teams are ever more reliant on motivating each other over and above relying on their team leader. Appreciation is one of the fastest ways to make someone feel valued but we don't all speak the same language. Especially at a time when most are working remotely and having to dig deep to build team resilience. My guest today really does have the data to help teams and organizations to get this right. Dr Paul White is a psychologist, leadership trainer and co-author of the Five Languages of Appreciation at Work based on the international best seller by his co-author Gary Chapman on The Five Love Languages. In this punchy 40 minute episode Paul and I explore
And, Paul has generously offered our listeners a free pass for the Motivating By Appreciation Inventory for Remote teams. Email him on yesdrpaulwhite@gmail.com to receive your registration code.
Find more on Appreciation at Work here https://www.appreciationatwork.com
More on Paul White:
Dr. Paul White, PhD, is a licensed psychologist who has worked with individuals, businesses and families in a variety of settings for over 20 years. He received his B.A. from Wheaton, his Masters from Arizona State, and his PhD in Counseling Psychology from Georgia State University. He consults with successful businesses and high net worth families, dealing with the relational issues intertwined with business and financial wealth. In addition to serving businesses, families and organizations across the U.S., Dr. White has also spoken and consulted in Europe, Central Asia, the Caribbean, and South America.
TCZ Podcast Episode #116: Kathryn McCusker: How To Stay Connected in The Face of Disruption
Have you had moments during lockdown of getting trapped in your head and wanting to rationalise what's going on rather than be in your heart? I certainly have. Yet to coach effectively and to be a transformational presence for others, we know we must stay connected to our feelings. Only when we have processed our feelings can we find our creative response. Creativity is what many of the organisational leaders I've been coaching over the past couple of weeks are looking for from themselves and their people as they move beyond a crisis response to reimagining the future of work.
My guest this week on The Team Coaching Zone podcast is not a coach. Kathryn McCusker is a kundalini yoga teacher, professional opera singer and author. I've been going to Kathryn's classes for awhile now and each time I leave the studio feeling deeply connected to myself and the world. In this episode Kathryn shares practical techniques which you can do working from your home office to access your personal creativity. We talk about the science behind Kundalini yoga and the impact different breathing techniques and mantra meditations have proven to have on enhancing brain functioning as well as managing our emotional state.
I hope you have fun with this one!
More on Kathryn:
www.kathrynmccuskerkundalini.com https://www.facebook.com/KathrynMcCuskerYoga/ https://www.instagram.com/kathryn_mccusker_yoga/ https://twitter.com/kmyogakundalini?lang=en-gb https://www.youtube.com/user/KMYOGA
TCZ Episode #115: Dr. Ruth Wageman: Fast Team Start-ups: Tips for Team Leaders and Developing Presence in Teams
I never cease to learn great tips on coaching teams from my colleague Dr Ruth Wageman, a leading scholar and passionate practitioner in the field of collaboration and systems change. In this punchy 30 minute episode we focus specifically on immediate support for team leaders and teams in business and local communities responding to Covid-19.
For episode show notes and more go to: https://www.teamcoachingzone.com/wageman115
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TCZ Episode #114: Marita Fridjhon: Tips for Living and Working in a Virtual World During a Crisis
We are in a huge moment of crisis and transition, this is a time to pull together. How do we learn to deal with the chaos of settling into a new reality that challenges how we work and live to the core?
My guest in this episode in this episode is Marita Fridjhon, a long-standing colleague, mentor and the co-owner and CEO of the ICF accredited coaching training school CRR Global. We begin our transatlantic conversation talking about what's going on in the streets were we live and commenting on a recent blog by Otto Scharmer on what the global Coronavirus pandemic is teaching us about being in relationship and working together to change the system. This episode is full of practical tips for organizational leaders, families and of course, coaches and change makers. Some of the topics Marita and I cover include
For Show Notes: https://www.teamcoachingzone.com/maritafridjhon114
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TCZ Podcast #113: Karen Downes: Creating the Foundation For Human Flourishing in The Workplace: A Case Study
What does it take for humans to flourish at work? Does our definition of resilience need redefining? What can you do to support a team in overwhelm and facing burnout?
Join me Carissa Bub and guest Karen Downes, Founder and Managing Director of The Flourish Initiative as we talk about her experience training 1600 business leaders of a leading global organisation. as part of her mission to shift the business paradigm of growth and performance into a new model of human flourishing for business prosperity. Karen and I discuss:
You can reach Karen here:
http://www.theflourishinitiative.com
karen@theflourishinitiative.com
linkedin.com/in/karen-downes-9a33737
Episode #112: Marcy Connors: A Master Practitioner Shares Best Practices on Coaching Virtual Teams and Team of Teams
For businesses, big and small, one reality is an ever-growing workforce that is very mobile and could be based anywhere. Another reality is organizations becoming more team-based structures. This provides both opportunities and challenges to scaling leadership. Especially with different teams working in different time zones, with some team members working partial hours.
Virtual team coaching can help to effectively and quickly scale leadership in a geographically dispersed organization. For companies moving at pace, virtual team coaching can help leadership teams to map out where cross-collaboration needs to happen and create the virtual conditions for shared leadership to emerge and continuously improve.
If you are a business leader or team coach looking to expand your understanding of how to go about using virtual team coaching to scale shared leadership listen to my conversation with Mary Connors in this episode of the Team Coaching Zone podcast.
Mary is an expert in large scale organizational change and virtual team leadership with a passion for bringing people together to achieve results globally. Listening to Mary talk through several case studies was eye-opening and fun. She brings 30 years executive coaching and consulting experience through her business Connors Davis & Company to the conversation, as well as 25 years’ experience in the design of Leadership and Change programs in the MBA departments of both US and international universities. There’s lots of good stuff here… top tips, stories, and as both Mary and I work with a number of family businesses, some good banter around trends we see happening with intergenerational teams. Enjoy!
You can find more on Mary Connors here www.connorsdavis.com
As organizations develop into more team-based structures what does effective communication and connectedness look like? How do you scale leadership in the face of increasing complexity and increasingly dispersed work communities?
Listen to this latest episode with Carissa Bub in conversation with David Clutterbuck--one of the early pioneers of developmental coaching and mentoring and co-founder of the European Mentoring & Coaching Council. David is author of more than 70 books, including the first evidence-based titles on coaching culture and team coaching. He is visiting professor at three business schools. He leads a global network of specialist mentoring and coaching consultants, Coaching and Mentoring International.
In this episode David shares many 'How-To' moments on coaching different types of teams that I encounter on a regular basis and scenarios which I hope are relevant to you and many listeners of the Team Coaching Zone podcast.
Some of the highlights for me included
You can reach David Clutterbuck
Happy New Year! Wishing you a 2020 filled with health, prosperity, and peace.
Marita Fridjhon is an elder in the systemic coaching community. As co-owner and CEO of CRR Global, a leading school in Organisational & Relationship Systems Coaching (ORSC), she trains and mentors an ever-growing community of practitioners in the field of Relationship Systems work. This is critical in today's shift in leadership to a more systems-inspired approach. I first met Marita in 2006 and since then along with her business partner Faith Fuller, she has become one of the most influential teachers in my own coaching journey.
Curious to expand your systemic coaching lens? Want to know how this way of seeing can make you an even more effective team coach? Not heard of Organizational & Relationship Systems Coaching and want to know more?
You can reach Marita on https://www.crrglobal.com/marita-fridjhon.html https://www.linkedin.com/in/maritafridjhon/
More about Marita Fridjhon
Raised in South Africa during Apartheid, Marita dedicated her career to improving the human condition through a variety of practices. As President of CRR Global, Marita’s vision is to inspire and equip change agents to do effective work with relationship systems in all niche markets. She designs curriculum and operates training programs in Relationship Systems Work for coaches, executives and teams. She came to this work from an extensive background of Clinical Social Work, Community Development, Process Work, Family Systems Therapy, Business Consulting, and Alternative Dispute Resolution. Marita has an international mentor coaching practice of individuals, partnerships and teams. Her primary focus in coaching is on systemic change, leveraging diversity, creative communication, deep democracy in conflict management and the development of Learning Organizations. Some of her clients include: Nova Nordisk, Touro University, Grand Canyon National Park Service, Coaches Training Institute, Horizon Services Inc., Central YMCA, Chevron, Institute for the Development of Human Psychology, Deep Ecology Education Program, Contra Costa County Health and Prevention, Hyatt Hotels, San Francisco School District, Boeing, IBM & Emirates Bank Dubai. She is the co-author of Creating Intelligent Teams: Leading with Relationship Systems Intelligence. Prior to co-founding CRRGlobal with Faith Fuller in 2002, Marita was Senior Faculty of The Coaches Training Institute.
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A look back on the adventure-based learning journey at sea off the coast of Norway onboard the Wylde Swan, a tall ship built in 1920.
A deep dive with Dr Krister Lowe and Dr Ruth Wageman and myself (Show Host - Carissa Bub) into what's possible when you put a group of team coaches and team leaders in a VUCA environment to learn about how to create and coach brilliant collaboration and team of teams.
We cover:
For show notes and more information go to: https://www.teamcoachingzone.com/nautilusrediscovered
Team Coaching Zone Podcast | Season 2 with Carissa Bub | Episode #108
Jean Christophe Normand: Can Fasting Help Teams Achieve Breakthrough Results?
In this episode, I (Carissa Bub) talk to Jean Christophe Normand, a certified coach, coach supervisor, leadership development facilitator, and deacon in the Roman Catholic Church on how he works with groups to expand consciousness and help leaders face the risk and uncertainty of our times through fasting. Some of the questions I ask him are
Listen to this episode at Team Coaching Zone, on iTunes, Spotify, or anywhere you listen to podcasts.
More On Jean-Christophe Normand
Jean-Christophe is a certified coach and coach supervisor (PCC) at ICF since 2012 and a professional facilitator in leadership and management skills since 2009. His background is a 20-year finance and controlling experience in Cable Industry with a wide range of experiences with international executives. Jean-Christophe provides executive coaching and training in leadership and management skills with a measurable ROI based on the C-ROI™ methodology developed by Seattle-based Lisa Ann Edwards. He is a certified CTT (Cultural Transformation Tool) consultant trained on the tools provided by the Barrett Values centre which provides powerful metrics to support leaders in building values-driven organizations and values-driven societies. He teaches management and leadership skills at the Theologicum Department of the Institut Catholique de Paris since 2017 and is a permanent deacon for the French Roman Catholic Church since 2014. He is a Fellow of Oxford Leadership and lives in Nantes, France. His book on his fasting journey over 15 years comes out in Spring 2020.
You can learn more about Jean-Christophe
This week on the show, we are in Brazil where Felipe Paiva, organizational consultant and coach joins his client Henrique Gonzales Garcia Filho, Head of HR at Prumo global logistics group, and me (Carissa Bub) as we delve into a live case study on how to use a team of teams approach to transform a multi-business economic group responsible for the strategic development for the largest privately owned port in Brazil.
We discuss:
More on Felipe Paiva
Felipe is the founding partner of Artisan Consulting. In his own words... "My purpose is to enable more humane organizations, where people can fulfill their potential and create shared-value. I pursue this purpose combining the roles of consultant, facilitator and executive coach. Clients value my partnership and dedication to a deep, systemic, and consistent work. After having worked for 10 years in large companies, I spent the last 16 years as a consultant and coach, involved in strategic alignment, transformation programs, and executive development. I’m the founding partner of Artisan, a boutique organizational consulting company in Brazil. I studied business administration in the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, where I was also earned an MBA degree. Later, I enrolled at HEC-Paris to deepen my knowledge and perspective about change at systemic, organizational and individual levels, earning an MSc in consulting and coaching for change. I am also a graduate (PCC) of the Columbia Coaching Certification Program. I live my life with my wife and two kids in Rio de Janeiro. I love spending time with family and friends, doing outdoor activities and playing guitar. Music has been a constant life passion and I play monthly in night clubs & parties with my band, which keep me connected with art and people." If that is not enough, you can find everything you want to now about Felipe and Artisan consulting here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/felipe-paiva-0a3190/
More on Henrique Gonzalez and Prumo
Mechanical engineer, with a master’s degree in Sciences of Engineering in IME (Institute of Military Engineering), people management extension in INSEAD, leadership extension in Wharton and Finance administration extension in FGV. Henrique has more than 20 years of experience in HR, but have also worked in engineering, operations, logistics and financial planning for other 10 years. Developed most of his career at Shell, being HR leader for Brazil and Latin America. Delivered the Rio2016 Olympic and Paralympic games, as HR Director, recruiting, training and engaging a workforce of 7.000 paid and 60.000 volunteers, participating since the startup of the Organizing Committee, on a journey of 5 years. Since Oct/2017 is the HR Executive Director at PRUMO, a holding company that develops the largest private Port, Industry, Energy complex in Brazil, Porto do Açu.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/henrique-gonzalez-a7170b15/
https://www.prumologistica.com.br/en/
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This week on the show, Nicholas Janni, transformational coach, leadership development specialist and founder of Core Presence joins me Carissa Bub as we talk how we tend to live in a world of absence, what happens when you combine being and doing, and how developing presence can transform teams and organisations.
Nicholas and I discuss:
More on Nicholas:
Over the last 15 years Nicholas has gained an international reputation for his transformational coaching and leadership development seminars for leaders and teams. The clients he has served include FedEx, Rolls Royce, Swiss Re, Centrica, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, Amdocs, Intel, Motorola, Microsoft, eBay and Lafarge, as well as the UK Permanent Secretaries and several cabinet ministers. He bridges the worlds of creative, personal, spiritual and professional development in a uniquely powerful, relevant and accessible way. In his first career Nicholas was a theatre director. He taught acting at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, and directed his own theatre company. He has spent 30 years researching the theory and the practice of ‘the zone’ of peak performance, and studying multiple mind/body disciplines. In 1998 he became a Visiting Fellow at the Cranfield School of Management, and in 2001 he left the theatre to co-found the arts-based leadership development consultancy Olivier Mythodrama. In 2013 he founded his own consultancy, CORE PRESENCE. He was an Associate Fellow at the University of Oxford Said Business School 2010–15, and currently teaches regularly at the IMD Business School in Lausanne where he leads large international groups. He is based partly in Israel, where he works with numerous corporate clients, Israeli and Palestinian NGO’s and at Tel Aviv University Recanati Business School. You can find everything you want to now about Nicholas here: https://www.nicholasjanni.com
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