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Date & Time: Thursday, 3/19/2009 - 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM
Topic: What Makes Coaching a Profession, or is it? A Provocative Conversation and Review of Current Research
Speaker:
Dr. Cheryl M. Vermey, CPCC, ACC -
Member of the ICF Research & Education Committee
Location: Doubletree Guest Suites Philadelphia West, 640 West Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 (fomerly named Doubletree Plymouth Meeting)
Directions: Click here
Cost: $35 for PACA Members / $45 for Guests / All Registrations after 6 pm on 3/17/09 - $50.00
REGISTRATION:
Doctor, lawyer, cosmetologist, nurse, consultant or coach: Which of these belongs to a profession? Have you thought about the importance of coaching being a profession? What should the criteria be? How does certification fit in? And, what is your role in this emerging and growing field? Learn what the ICF says about coaching. Come hear what the research has to say and how you can use it in your practice!
PACA Members, don’t miss this opportunity to explore these questions in a highly interactive session. This is a session guaranteed to get us all thinking about what constitutes a profession versus an occupation, learn what the current research has to offer us as coaches and expand our thinking about what it means to be a coach. Whether you are an experienced coach, someone just starting their practice or somewhere in between, this is a session sure to get you thinking about coaching and what it means to be a coach today.
SPEAKER BIO: Through life and professional experience Dr. Cheryl Moen Vermey has honed the skills critical for effective coaching. With the listening and assessment skills of a nurse, the passion for learning and imparting new knowledge as a teacher, and the leadership, business savvy and strategic planning experience of an association executive and university dean, she is motivated by her desire to help others succeed.
Cheryl is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) and a graduate of the Coaches Training Institute (CTI), their Certification Program, and the CTI Leadership Program in Barcelona, Spain. She is pursuing Organization Relationship and Systems Coaching training (ORSC) through the Center for Right Relationships. Cheryl is a certified member of the International Coaches Federation (ICF) and the 2007 and 2008 ICF Education and Research Committee. She is also active in the Philadelphia Area Coaches Alliance (PACA), having served on the Bylaws, Nominating, and Education Advisory Committees.
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