The Coaching Clinic® developed by CoachInc.com, is a two-day seminar where executives, managers, HR professionals and leaders learn crucial coaching skills and competencies. Individuals gain an in-depth understanding of the coaching process.

Benefits of the Coaching Clinic®

Through the Coaching Clinic®, organizations and individuals:

• discover coaching as a powerful model of management, mentoring and leadership.
• experience and practice “state-of-the-art” coaching tools.
• learn the structure and skills to immediately enhance performance.
• position the organization for rapid growth.
• make major advances in professional and personal connections as well as apply learning within the workplace immediately.

What does the Coaching Clinic® do?

The Coaching Clinic® effectively trains individuals in the skills necessary for coach-leadership within an organization. It is a fully developed model, which managers, leaders and coaches can implement immediately in their organization to:

• promote innovation and accelerate results.
• effectively develop and retain valuable organizational members.
• improve organizational communication and team effectiveness.
• deepen commitment to personal, professional and organizational goals.

The Coaching Clinic® challenges participants to raise their standards in their own communication skills and competencies.

Who Should Attend?

This clinic is designed for:

• executives
• managers
• team members
• human resource professionals
• quality development professionals
• leaders at every level who want to learn advanced communication and organizational leadership skills

The Coaching Clinic®: Participating Companies, to name a few

• American Express
• AT&T
• Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield
• Bank of America
• Boston Scientific Corporation
• Campbell Soup
• City of Richmond, British Columbia
• DuPont
• EDS
• Government of British Columbia
• IBM
• Lucent
• Merrill Lynch
• Mobil
• Proctor & Gamble
• Shell Chemical
• Southwest Airlines
• Starkist Foods, Inc.
• Tivoli/IBM
• Toyota Motor Manufacturing
• United Way
• University of British Columbia