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The Columbia Coaching Learning Association (CCLA) exists to serve as a community of practice for CCP Program graduates as well as scholars, practitioners, scholar-practitioners, researchers, students, talent management professionals and others who are interested in the study and practice of executive and organizational coaching in the context of Columbia’s Coaching Foundations and our core belief that coaching enhances both organizational performance and human potential.

Together, we seek to leverage the power of imagination and co-creation by convening conferences, conducting and disseminating research, developing advanced learning opportunities and offering collaborative e-forums for networks of coaches to stay connected.

We welcome all those who are currently enrolled in, or have completed, the Columbia Coaching Certification Program to join, as well as, those of you who are part of the broader community of coaches and other talent management professionals. Not a member yet? We invite you to join now to create a profile and add a profile photo!

This website is intended to provide a space for CCLA members to connect with each other as scholars, practitioners, scholar-practitioners, researchers, students, and key stakeholders. On this site you will also receive regular updates on plans for the Columbia Coaching Program's 3rd International Conference in 2018!

One of the best ways to leverage the power of this site is to use the "What's Happening" or "Member Comments" sections below to share your thoughts and ideas with other CCLA members.

NOTICE: This is a professional online network intended solely for community of practice activities, not for personal request or solicitation. While the site includes a SPAM function, none are fool proof! While we scan the site for improper use of this platform, if you receive a direct email message making a personal request, please: (a) disregard it and (b) report to the site administrator Anna Healy (contact her via the Member Search" feature under the "Member Roster" pull down menu).

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Anna Healy > Corena Chase October 27, 2014 at 4:04pm

Hi Corena,

Please e-mail Margaret Walsh at magwalsh48@gmail.com - she will be able to help assist you in getting your credits. Let me know if you have any questions.
Corena Chase October 27, 2014 at 1:05pm

Hello! I attended the conefernce but forgot to get a certificate for my learning credits. Could you please tell me how I might follow up to get that?
Thanks!
Don Lang August 20, 2014 at 4:17pm

Opportunity for Front-end intensive coaching program participants---
I am associated with an Executive MBA program which partners students with volunteer coaches to support their personal and professional growth while in the program. If you have completed the front end coaching intensive and are looking to log coaching hours with committed professionals, this could be a good opportunity for you. All coaching is by phone (or Skype). If you are interested in learning more, please contact me for details.
Don Lang
dlang@bluekeypartners.com
Giselle Wagner August 19, 2014 at 11:51am

I have a long standing and wonderful client in NYC who is in need of more coaching time than I can provide. The client is a not for profit organization that runs a number of charter schools and is looking for some coaching for some Principals early in their careers. If you are interested, please send me an email.
Giselle Wagner
gwags@optonline.net
Himanshu Saxena August 5, 2014 at 8:01am

Dear Friends,

I head executve coaching, besides leadership development and strategy for a a global top 4 IT/ITeS Company. My unique role of business and people practices lends me into amazing insights of coaching and grooming people. I look forward to learn and contribute coaching perspectives from my experiential journey s a coach and leading business.

To begin this learning journey, let me share an insight from a coaching experiene wherein the coachee did not believe unlearning is needed in life.

www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20140630181255-51632706-when-th...

Hope you will enjoy. Look fwd to stay connected

Himanshu
Judith Cardenas, Ph D May 30, 2014 at 10:35am

Dr. Maltbia,

I joined this great network today. I am very interested in presenting a proposal for your upcoming conference. Is this still possible? Also, are there opportunities to publish any white papers or blogs?
Thank you,
Judith Cardenas, PhD
www.neurobusinessgroup.com
Dr. Terrence E. Maltbia May 2, 2014 at 6:22am

Lisa, you (and others), now have until May 16th to submit a proposal, I hope that helps!
Dr. Terrence E. Maltbia > Marian Boyle April 18, 2014 at 7:32pm

Marian, great idea with regards to contacting ICF Hdqtrs. about the prospects of hosting a virtual event on the AHRD issue! I'll keep you posted!
Marian Boyle > Dr. Terrence E. Maltbia April 18, 2014 at 10:01am

Will do

Marian
Marian Boyle April 18, 2014 at 9:59am

...the ICF LinkedIn group would reach the widest audience. Another thought...perhaps you could contact ICF Headquarters about sponsoring a virtual event focusing on the ADHR Issue.

Marian

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SAVE-THE-DATE!

The 4th International Columbia Coaching Conference will be held on October 14-16, 2020! [NOTE: Proposed for 1 year | New Dates: October 13-15, 2021 due to COVID-19]!

Call-for-Proposals

Download the full call-for-proposals doucment via the conference website (use the link below) for specifics for being considered to lead 90 minute conconcurrent sessoins during the 2020 conference in 3 categories: (1) Papers; (2) Experiential Learning; and (3) Coaching Demonstrations.

We are in the process of sourcing keynote speakers and organizational panel sessions (NOTE: if you are interested in either of these categories, contact Dr. Terrence E. Maltbia | Maltbia@tc.columbia.edu directly).

Stay tuned for additional updates via the conference website:

http://columbiacoachingconference.org/

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2020/21 Conference Steering Committee Updates

We are in the process of staffing the 2020 conference leadership team. To date, the following individuals will be working with me (Dr. Terrence E. Maltbia), in my role as Institutional Conference Sponsor:

Liane Kemp, Conference CEO/Chair (3rd cycle working on conference team);
Benjamin Jooste, Chair, Strategic Partnerships (3rd cycle working on conference team);
Angela Wright, Chair, Conference Program (i.e., Papers, Experiential Learning, and Demos - 2nd cycle working on conference team); and
Annie Murray, Ditigal Marketing and Communication (1st cycle).

We are in the process of sourcing a: (1) Chair, Operations and (2) Chair, Budget and Finiance.

Big thanks to Fernando Yepez for his two cycles of outstanding service as Conference Chair (2016 & 2018), and countless hours stepping in to support other roles since our 1st conference in 2014!

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