Join us for this on-demand panel discussion, How Technology is Shaping the Future of Executive Coaching, where you’ll explore the role technology plays in the evolution of coaching and gain insights into what’s next at the intersection of executive coaching and technology.
Who Is This For?
- New and experienced professional coaches who want to explore how technology will impact their coaching practice in the future
- Team and group coaches who want to understand the impact of technology on the evolution of executive coaching
- Coach educators who want to be familiar with technological advances and their potential impact on the coaching industry
- Managers and leaders using coaching skills who want to understand the impact of technology on their coaching skill set
- Organizational decision-makers who want to understand how technology might shape executive coaching in their organizations
What You Will Learn:
- Learn about the spectrum of coaching technology
- Explore the opportunities technology affords us to augment the impact of executive coaching
- The relevance of recent and forthcoming technological advancements for coaches and coaching clients.
Course Details:
In this on-demand session, an expert panel will discuss how technology is shaping the future of executive coaching. The conversation will touch on the spectrum of coaching technology and emphasize the opportunities technology affords to augment the impact of executive coaching.
Participants will leave the session with a deeper understanding of recent and forthcoming technological advancements and their relevance for coaches and coaching clients.
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- Executive & Leadership Coaching
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