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Jean-François Cousin, MCC, became a global executive coach in 2006, in the wake of a career in management around the world with a Fortune-500 company.

By March 2020, he had clocked in 12,000 coaching-hours, served over 1,000 executives and dozens of executive teams, travelling to 35 countries / 5 continents to work with them.

Accredited as a ‘Master Certified Coach’ by the International Coach Federation in 2012, Jean-François coaches CEOs, Region and Country Presidents and Board Members, most often on executive leadership development, on-boarding and role transition, organizational & cultural change management, strategic planning and cross-cultural leadership.

Jean-François is also a speaker and a published author. He is dedicated to the growth of the coaching profession and has advocated coaching to numerous corporate audiences on 5 continents. He co-authored two books promoting coaching and written Game Changers at the Circus about unleashing greatness in organizations with a coaching culture.

Jean-François served as the Chairman of the Global Board of the International Coach Federation in 2019.

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Christopher Rauen, Jg. 1969, Dipl.-Psych., Senior Coach DBVC, arbeitet seit 1996 als Business-Coach. Er ist Lehrbeauftragter der Universitäten Freiburg, Hannover, Flensburg, Osnabrück und Gastdozent an der Ruhr-Universität Bochum sowie Leiter der RAUEN Coaching-Ausbildung. Neben seiner Tätigkeit als Autor mehrerer Bücher werden vom ihm u.a. das Handbuch Coaching, das Coaching-Magazin, die Coaching-Tools-Serie, der Coaching-Report und der Coaching-Newsletter herausgegeben. Er ist Geschäftsführer der Christopher Rauen GmbH, Initiator und 1. Vorsitzender des Vorstands des Deutschen Bundesverbandes Coaching e.V. sowie Chairman of the Board of Directors der International Organization for Business Coaching (IOBC).

2019 wurde Dr. Christopher Rauen in London als erster Deutscher mit dem „Leading Global Coaches Award“ (www.leadingcoaches.org) ausgezeichnet und für den „Thinkers50 Marshall Goldsmith Coaching Award“ nominiert.

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Jonathan Passmore is a professor of coaching and director of the Henley Centre for Coaching and Behavioural Change. As a chartered psychologist he is am interested in helping clients make changes in their behaviour and improve their performance at work. Over the past two decades Jonathan has worked as an executive coach and educator with hundreds of leaders and managers, from senior politicians to board directors, and from employees looking to return to work as a result of stress related absence to helping individuals achieve the right balance for their lives. 

In our podcast Jonathan speaks about the new ICF competencies, the focus on a more systemic view of coaching. He talks about the competencies of an executive coach and team coach.

Jonathan Passmore: And one of the things that I've been very challenging of in terms of the previous competency framework was over-focus on simply completing a number of hours of practice and believing that by doing hours of practice, we get better. And clearly, there is a relationship that the more I do things the more I'm likely to improve, but I'm likely to improve more quickly when I reflect on my practice and thinking in a critical way. […] Supervision can be an important part, not the only part but an important part of developing this reflective practice that I think should be an, an integral part of what all coaches do day to day, week to week!”  

Podcast - EN