CCL Webinars

Candice Frankovelgia
Candice is Senior Faculty and Coaching Practice Leader and has been with the Center for Creative Leadership^® (CCL^®) since 1996. With a background in both business and behavioral science, Candice integrates these disciplines to design and deliver tailored programs for individual, team and organizational development. Candice co-authored chapters on Coaching in the Center's Handbook of Coaching: A Guide for The Leader Coach (Jossey-Bass, March 2006) and Handbook of Leadership Development (Jossey-Bass, March 2009) and serves as team coach for senior executive teams in Fortune 500 companies. She also delivers Awareness Programs for Executive Excellence (APEX)^® - an intensive assessment, feedback, and coaching program for senior level executives. Candice is a faculty member for CCL's senior level executive development program, Leadership at the Peak^®, designed to address the unique challenges of leaders at the top of the organization. Since 2000, Candice has designed and managed large scale coaching interventions in global organizations. She directs a cadre of top level executive coaches and has expertise in linking individual leadership development to organizational impact.

As a consultant to the Department of Defense, Candice held a seven-year ex-patriot assignment in Germany where she developed and implemented programs to provide mental health services to family members of American government personnel experiencing extreme change resulting from the fall of the Berlin Wall. During this time Candice also established a private, international consultancy working with business leaders and health care professionals on topics related to organizational change.

A Chicago native, Candice graduated with honors from the University of Notre Dame where she was a member of the pioneering class of women bringing co-education to this previously all-male institution. She was awarded a doctorate in professional and applied clinical psychology from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology and went on to complete a Post-Doctoral Fellowship in applied systems theory.