- Webinar
A Coaching Culture’s Foundation Is Better Conversations
On Demand
About the Webinar
In today’s hybrid world of work, where teams and organizations are spread out physically and often geographically, conversations are truly the foundation of culture. Conversations are how managers build trust, resilience, psychological safety, engagement, inclusion, and agility. That’s why better conversations are the foundation of a coaching culture.
At CCL, our research has found that leaders who practice 4 core conversational skills — listening to understand, asking powerful questions, challenging and supporting, and establishing accountability — are rated as more effective by their superiors than those who don’t.
Watch this webinar for specific stories and practical examples of how these 4 behaviors can serve as a foundation for scaling an enterprise-wide change towards a more effective coaching culture.
What You’ll Learn
In this webinar, you’ll learn how to:
- Break down silos and communication barriers by addressing issues with openness and respect
- Develop a common language for cultivating and accelerating coaching skills at every level
- Establish a framework for using coaching as an organization-wide culture change initiative
- Foster a coaching culture through a foundation of better conversations
About the Presenters
George Hallenbeck
Global Content Lead
Center for Creative Leadership
George Hallenbeck is the Global Content Lead at the Center for Creative Leadership and oversees the creation of research-based content for CCL’s program and product solutions. Prior to CCL, George held senior-level product and innovation roles at Korn/Ferry. George is a recognized expert in the area of learning agility and has been engaged in research, product development, and client activities related to the topic for over 15 years. He has authored or co-authored 8 books including Compass: Your Guide for Leadership Development and Coaching and Learning Agility: Unlock the Lessons of Experience.
Vicki Swisher
Global Talent & Development Leader
Cargill
Vicki Swisher has a wealth of experience in talent management, leadership development and coaching. She is author of Becoming an Agile Leader, the definitive business book on learning agility, and has co-authored several books on the topics of leadership competencies, agility, and team effectiveness. Her articles and interviews have been featured in publications like Fortune, BusinessWeek and HR Executive. She has held leadership roles in several Fortune 500 organizations spanning hospitality, financial services, and healthcare.
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