CI Series 2014: Creating Awareness

Bryan Wintersteen, PCC will review this particular coaching competency in an interactive manner that will help you sharpen your skills and expand your coaching capabilities.

Learning Objectives:

• To revisit the ICF core competency definition.
• Discuss the importance of this competency.
• Discuss how this competency is applied in a conversation.
  Discuss the types of questions or skills would lend itself to the competency.
• Review the minimum skill required by the ICF.
• To listen to a short modeling of the competency, if time allows.

Date: 9 Sept 2014
Time: 11:00 am ET
Register: Here

Cost: Members Free | with CCEU $10
         Non members $20 | with CCEU $30 

Helpful Docs: ICF Core Competencies, ICF Core Competency Rating Levels

Your Presenter: Bryan Wintersteen, PCC is a leadership coach committed to empowering non-profit leaders to powerfully live out their calling. A significant number of Bryan’s clients are church planting leaders. Bryan invests in dozens of leaders annually from a variety of church, denominational, and non-profit organizations.

After living in Melbourne, Australia for 5 years, Bryan is now based near Washington D.C. He serves as a coach and trainer with Creative Results Management and is an ordained minister and certified to administer a number of executive leadership assessments. Bryan is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) through the ICF and the past-President of the Board of Directors for the ICF's largest chapter, the Metro DC Chapter.