ICF Québec Coaches Breakfast - June 14, 2019

Lieu	John Molson School of Business, 1450 Guy st., Montreal 14th floor, Room # MB 14.25

IMPORTANT: CHANGE IN LOCATION FOR JUNE 14th COACHES BREAKFAST

• NEW LOCATION:

• John Molson School of Business, 1450 Guy st., Montreal
• 14^th floor, Room #  MB 14.250 (capacity 35 people)
• Parking is free between 7 and 9 on Guy St and on St-Catherine (you may prepay the meter)
• This is in front of the Guy Metro Station (exit East on Guy)

Coaching for (Leadership) Behavior Change

Coaching can be used for a variety of situations: making complex decisions, resolving professional problems, changing career, improving one’s life… and becoming a more competent leader at work. And when looking at developing the competence of employees - professionals and managers alike, we’re often talking about helping them improve their behaviors, the way they act or conduct themselves, especially toward others. But how do people change their (leadership) behaviors? And how can coaching help make this transformation more effective?

This presentation will introduce an iterative process for (leadership) behavior change. This approach is largely based on the principles of experiential learning theory. We will describe the various components (activities) of the process and explain how they come together in a pseudo-cyclical fashion. Finally, we will discuss how coaching is integrated into the process as a “meta-activity” that enhances the overall effectiveness of (leadership) behavior change.

PRESENTER: Patrick Doyon, ACC

Patrick Doyon is an ICF Certified Professional Coach focused on improving the competence of leaders and the effectiveness of teams in the workplace. Patrick has a multidisciplinary background (PEng and MSc from McGill, CEd and MBA from UQAM) coupled with a graduate certificate in executive coaching (CEC) from Royal Roads University. In 2010, after a rich management career in organizations of various sizes and industries, Patrick began working full-time in the broad field of leadership development. Over the last decade, his professional practice incorporated a variety of approaches and tools such as classical and simulation elearning, classroom training, 360 and psychometric assessments, organizational consulting, as well as coaching. Currently, Patrick heads the executive and leadership coaching practice at Concordia University’s John Molson Executive Center.

Cost :

ICF Quebec Memebers $19.95 plus taxes
ICF (only) Memebers $21.95 plus taxes
Non-members $24.95 plus taxes

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For Information Contact: Ed Rudick 514-582-6400