NZCMC Presents Professor David Lane & Dr Michael Cavanagh

New Zealand Coaching & Mentoring Centre is pleased to present UK mentoring and coaching expert Professor David Lane, in Auckland for 2 unmissable events.

4 March  - After Work Event
Coaching at Work - Theory Into Action

9 March - 1 Day Masterclass
1 Day Masterclass: Coaching for Complexity in Challenging Times
Prof David Lane & Dr Michael Cavanagh

David is teaming up with Dr. Michael Cavanagh from the School of Coaching Psychology at the University of NSW for the masterclass . Both David and Michael were involved in initiating the first Global Coaching Convention in Dublin 2008 and have been instrumental in the development of the coaching industry worldwide.

This is a rare opportunity to hear from such experienced presenters, and to gain practical strategies and advice for your coaching initiative by tapping in to their evidence based research and international experience.

Professor David Lane

Professor David Lane is the Research Director of the International Centre for the Study of Coaching at Middlesex University and a senior international executive coaching practitioner. He is best known for his work in the development of professional standards in mentoring and coaching for the European Mentoring & Coaching Council and is the author of ‘The Case for Coaching'.

Dr Michael Cavanagh

Michael Cavanagh is a Coaching and Clinical Psychologist and Deputy Director of the Coaching Psychology Unit at the School of Psychology, University of Sydney. An academic and a practitioner, Michael has over 17 years experience in facilitating personal, group and organisational change and is a frequent presenter at international conferences.

Wed, 4 March 2009
Prof. David Lane: Coaching At Work - Theory Into Action

Wed, 4 March 2009
5.30-7.30pm
Course Code: 
DL2009AW
Venue: 
Crowne Plaza Hotel

Albert St

Auckland
Cost: 
$95+GST
After-Work Event

A recent CIPD UK survey reported that most workplace coaching is delivered by managers but the realities experienced in NZ organisations highlight the barriers.

So what is the case for managers as coaches? What can they do well and what should they not do? How can you tell who will be an effective coach? How can you get managers to adopt a coaching approach and what does it take to get the most out of coaching interventions?

Drawing on a range of studies and international experiences we will suggest simple approaches to getting it right.

UPDATE

As of 5pm, Tues 5 March there are still a few spaces left for this event.

Mon, 9 March 2009
1 Day Masterclass: Coaching for Complexity in Challenging Times

Mon, 9 March 2009
9am-4.30pm
Course Code: 
DL2009WS
Venue: 
PWC Building - Level 22

188 Quay Street Auckland

Auckland
Cost: 
$425+GST. Discounts available for IO SIG members and some other professional associations - see pricing below

NZCMC in partnership with IO SIG (Industrial Organisational Psychology Special Interest Group) present this significant coaching development opportunity.

Professor David Lane, International Centre for the study of Coaching at Middlesex University, and Professional Development Foundation UK.

Dr Michael Cavanagh, Deputy Director, Coaching Psychology, University of Sydney.

This one-day evidence-based coaching seminar provides the opportunity to learn from leading coaching psychology practitioners.

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