As group and team coaching are gaining traction in the coaching world, our presenters will share models they use themselves, as well as case studies, to demonstrate how they have supported individuals and companies to make cultural shifts.

Join us to learn more about practical uses for group and team coaching and leave with actionable tools to amplify your own coaching impact.

Purpose:

To share applicable frameworks for your own group and team coaching practice.

Learning Objectives:

• Acquire new tools and frameworks
• Support organizations to shift their culture
• Understand the value of team coaching supervision

Why this topic is a Need to Know:

In the current climate of uncertainty and ambiguity, connection is needed more than ever. Both organizations and individuals strive to build strong relationships to support their growth.

Group and team coaching both respond to this need for empathy building, putting the human at the center of the changes that are needed.

This event will help group and team practitioners to take their professional practice to the next level.

Program Agenda:

6:30 Virtual Webinar Opens for Log On

6:30 - 6.35 Opening and Welcome Remarks

6:35 -7: 10 Group Coaching Models

Brian Gorman

Vice President for Program Development at Quantuvos

Brian will provide an overview and introduce two frameworks for group coaching. He will also present a case study of a traditional industrial-era corporation of approximately 20,000 employees that is successfully engaging a combination of group and individual coaching to transform their culture from command and control to one of empowered decision-making.

7:10 - 7:45 Team Coaching Models

David Matthew Prior, President, Getacoach

David’s presentation will focus on the handful of designable conditions that most powerfully influence team effectiveness based 50 years of research from scholars at Harvard, Yale, MIT and many others, students and colleagues of Richard Hackman and Ruth Wageman. A focus of the presentation will be on leadership teams in addition to how team coaching supervision helps team practitioners take their professional practice to the next level of mastery.

7.45 -7.55 Breakout rooms to consolidate learnings

7.55 - 8:00 close

MEET OUR SPEAKERS & MODERATORS

David Matthew Prior, MCC, brings 20+ years of organizational coaching experience as a Master Certified Coach (ICF credentialed) based in the New York City metropolitan area. His work in coaching executive and senior leadership teams spans internationally across a diversity of industries. David’s approach to leadership development is focused on performance with integrity to align the business, organization, teams, and leadership. David’s holds additional coaching credentials from ICF and EMCC in team coaching and coaching supervision.

Brian Gorman, PCC, is Vice President for Program Development at Quantuvos. Quantuvos (Latin for choose to be your best) provides individual, group, and team coaching from the front lines to the C-suite. In his capacity, Brian is responsible for program design and curriculum development for all group coaching programs, ensuring that they focus on application-based skills development that meet the professional development needs of both the individual and the organization. Brian also hosts Qonversations, a weekly podcast featuring a broad spectrum of thought leaders. Brian and his son Brandon live in Hoboken, NJ.

Moderators

Dominique Mas, PCC is the Co-Founder and CEO at Group Coaching HQ, a professional learning community for outstanding coaches who want to amplify their impact through group coaching.

Passionate about creating engaging growth opportunities for individuals and groups, she uses the Hogan assessment and visual thinking techniques in her trainings and coaching and she is a certified LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® Facilitator and Coach.

Dominique brings a wide scope of knowledge from her education. She holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership and Change, is an ICF PCC and an ICF Certified Mentor Coach, a Hogan Assessments Certified Coach and she trained with the NeuroLeadership Institute.

A surfer and adventurer, and she lives a peaceful life in Brooklyn, NY with her partner, the artist Swissipino and Professor the awesome dog.

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