Join us for a new webinar where we’ll explore together key trends and topics in Executive and Leadership Coaching in 2026, to deepen our awareness about the current global scenario and how it’s impacting our clients.
Who Is This For?
- Professional coaches and managers wanting to grow their awareness about key topics and trends in executive and leadership coaching.
- Leaders who desire the opportunity to reflect on and share their thoughts about these topics, exchanging ideas and learning with their peers.
What You Will Learn:
- Delve into the current scenario and how it may impact executives and leaders
- Explore how coaching can support executives and leaders in the current scenario
- Discover key coaching capabilities to foster in 2026
- Gain value from a sense of community and shared sense-making
- Empower others within a safe, reflective space aimed at generating confidence and knowledge together.
Course Details:
Join us for a new webinar hosted by the ICF Executive and Leadership Coaching Community of Practice leaders on January 20, 2026, from 12 noon – 1:30 p.m. (ET NY), where we’ll explore together key trends and topics in Executive and Leadership Coaching in 2026, deepening our awareness about the current global scenario and how it’s impacting our clients.
During this webinar, PCC Credential holders Diana Tedoldi, Ellen Zimmermann, and Lina El-Assaad will share insights and perspectives from their coaching practice with clients in organizations across three different Regions: Italy and Europe, the Middle East, and the USA.
We’ll reflect together on key topics that are emerging as trends across coaching conversations, as well as the most recurrent needs we observe in our clients and how they’re responding to the global scenario, marked by impactful events, crises, and opportunities.
We’ll ask ourselves who we need to be as coaches to be effective in this context, and how to foster our continuous growth in terms of capability and mindset.
We’ll explore how to care for ourselves and our well-being, ensuring the quality of presence we all need to keep sensing through the present, progressing towards the future that wants to emerge through our clients and us.
Participants will have the opportunity to reflect on and share their thoughts about these topics, exchanging ideas and learning with their peers.
During this webinar, the three presenters will share their experience, provide space for self-reflection and sharing, harnessing the power of our community of practice to give us tools to develop our impact as coaches working with executives and leaders.
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