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).
Thanks for your participation!
SAVE-THE-DATE | Our 4th International Conference | October 13 - 15, 2021!
Comments
Was the logo/graphic sent out for 3CP alums to use as a professional designation? I did not see this communication
Jim Ward, Cohort VIII
When will the submission page for the Conference be up?
Call For Volunteer: Academic Co-Chair, 2nd International Columbia Coaching Conference - Gentle Reminder!
We are seeking a co-chair with an academic background, to partner with Dana Kirchman (who has agreed to serve as Practitioner Co-Chair) and me (serving as the Conference University Sponsor) for our 2nd conference. Please use the link below for more details posted in a discussion thread in the "Member Blog" area:
http://cclacolumbia.org/blog-post/call-for-volunteer-academic-co-ch...
Please alert me of your interests, as outlined in the description via the above link, by Monday October 26th if possible.
Hope to hear from from interested parties soon and thanks for your consideration!
Regards,
Maltbia
The Team Coaching Zone is hosting a special three-day intensive Systemic Team Coaching Certificate Training Program on January 18-20, 2016 at The Columbia University Club in New York City! Learn more by clicking the link below:
http://cclacolumbia.org/blog-post/systemic-team-coaching-certificat...
Call For Volunteer: Academic Co-Chair, 2nd International Columbia Coaching Conference - Time Sensitive!
We are seeking a co-chair with an academic background, to partner with Dana Kirchman (who has agreed to serve as Practitioner Co-Chair) and me (serving as the Conference University Sponsor) for our 2nd conference. Please use the link below for more details posted in a discussion thread in the "Member Blog" area:
http://cclacolumbia.org/blog-post/call-for-volunteer-academic-co-ch...
Please alert me of your interests, as outlined in the description via the above link, by Monday October 26th if possible.
Hope to hear from from interested parties soon and thanks for your consideration!
Regards,
Maltbia
Two Columbia Business Professors new book, "How Learning Creates Growth," outlines a number organizational and economic trends that are relevant for establishing the business case for executive coaching (i.e., frame the value of coaching from the perspective an executive). Use the following link to learn more:
http://www8.gsb.columbia.edu/chazen/globalinsights/node/295
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/signs-road-krish-iyer?trk=prof-post
I do hope you enjoy reading this as much as I enjoyed writing it :)
Cheers,
Krish Iyer
ACI Cohort XIII
Linda Parsons (Cohort XII)