Have you heard that ICF is launching a new Team Coaching Competency framework? Join ICF Global’s Carrie Abner, Vice President for Credentials and Standards and Joel DiGirolamo, Director of Coaching Science, for this introduction to the new Team Coaching Competencies.

Summary Details

When: June 15, 2021, 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

Presenter:  Carrie Abner and Joel DiGirolamo

Format:  Virtual - Zoom meeting format

CCEUs: 1.25 TBC

About The Event

Due to the desire for teams to perform well, consistently and over a long period of time, ongoing  team development is necessary. As a result, team coaching is growing rapidly. In response, ICF has developed and launched a new Team Coaching Competency framework to expand ICF’s coaching competencies from the individual to the team.

Background

Team coaching is an  experience that allows a team to work towards sustainable results and ongoing development. It is  becoming an increasingly important intervention in corporate environments as high team performance  requires aligning toward goals, remaining innovative, and adapting quickly to internal and external  changes. Team coaching exists under this umbrella of team development, along with the following  modalities: team building, team training, team consulting, team mentoring, team facilitation, and team  coaching. 

To develop a set of team coaching competencies, ICF designed a rigorous, evidence-based  research project. The aim of this study was to determine which Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Other  characteristics (KSAO) team coaches use in addition to the ICF Core Competencies.

The Event

In conversation with ICF’s Carrie Abner and Joel DiGirolamo, we will get an introduction to the new ICF Team Coaching Competencies.  The discussion will: 

• Provide an overview of the research, design and development process 

• Walk through the ICF Team Coaching Competencies

• Review the credentialing process and how the ICF Team Coaching Competencies are being rolled out within the community

Meet our Presenters

Carrie Abner

ICF Global
Vice President for Credentials and Standards

Carrie Abner is vice president for Credentials and Standards at the International Coaching Federation, where she works to ensure high standards, value and integrity of ICF Credentials for all who hold them. Previously, she served as assistant director for communications at The Council of State Governments, where she worked with state legislators, supreme court justices and executive branch leaders to foster collaboration and sharing of best practices across the states. Her past experience includes management of U.S. Justice Department grant projects on sexual assault and intimate partner violence, and she has also worked to ensure the protection of refugee women and children in humanitarian crises. Carrie holds a Master’s degree in international affairs from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C.

Joel DiGirolamo

ICF Global
Director of Coaching Science

Joel DiGirolamo is the Director of Coaching Science for the International Coaching Federation (ICF), where he leads the organization’s efforts to develop, curate and disseminate information around the science of coaching. He 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. Joel 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.