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EMCC - European Mentoring & Coaching Council

We are members of the European Mentoring & Coaching Council (EMCC) and subscribe to the EMCC code of ethics (see www.emccouncil.org). The EMCC exists to promote good practice and the expectation of good practice in mentoring and coaching across Europe.

The Seven Steps of Effective Executive Coaching

Comments

There are some books that really make a contribution to the body of knowledge of the subject. This book is one of those. It is objective and research based. It grabs ones interest and holds it with very clear readable language."
-Sir John Whitmore, author of Coaching for Performance

"What makes this book so valuable is its educational, practical and international focus."
-Wendy Johnson, President and CEO, Worldwide Association of Business Coaches (WABC)

"I liked this book very much - it is a highly practical and well-presented guide to the art and science of executive coaching."
-The Association of Coaching Journal

"It is refreshing to find such a practical and structured guide. It is also encouraging to see a new model being explored beyond the GROW model which builds on the tried and tested thinking and enhances it."
- Brian Wishart, European Head of Organizational Development, BP Group

"A practical, usable manual which benefited me greatly despite having many years of Executive Coaching experience. The content is insightful and original and has given me many new ideas to improve upon my skills and approach."
- Roger Minton, formerly HR Director, House of Fraser Retail Ltd

The Philosopy and Practice of Coaching

We are pleased to be contributing authors to this new collection of writing about coaching.

“This is exactly the kind of book the field needs — it is very insightful, theoretically grounded and immensely practical. This book will be a springboard for taking your coaching work to the next level of excellence.”

Carol Kauffman PhD
Assistant Clinical Professor
Harvard Medical School

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