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Focused on quality.
ICF Coaching in Organizations aims to inspire and empower organizations by providing gold standards to continuously develop their coaching capacity and capability as a mindset, skills and ultimately an integral part of their culture.
Create an optimal performing organization
ICF Coaching in Organizations is based on 25 years of ICF's pioneering excellence in professional coaching. Our members have access to industry research, best practices and professional development opportunities, including educational webinars, and networking with peers. All in a global community of organizations for sharing best practices in coaching in organizations.
Everything revolves around
Change.
BUILD A COACHING CULTURE
Make a meaningful change in your organization
A growing number of organizations are seeing the value of building a coaching culture that empowers employees, at all levels, to develop their capabilities, enhance their value, and achieve their professional goals
Investing in coaching pays off. Through a partnership with the Human Capital Institute (HCI), ICF is exploring the components of strong coaching cultures and how organizations use coaching to achieve strategic goals.
Since 2014, criteria for strong coaching cultures have been benchmarked and researched with topics such as coaching and employee engagement, training and professional development for managers and leaders, coaching and leadership development for millennials and first-time managers, coaching and change management.
The importance
- This study found that a strong coaching culture is correlated with some of the indicators of a high-performing organization, including attraction to the employer brand, high-performance retention, and senior leadership strength.
- 32% of organizations use internal coach practitioners, external coach practitioners, and managers/leaders with coaching skills simultaneously.
- More than four in five (83%) organizations plan to increase the skills of their managers/leaders with coaching skills over the next five years.
- When asked how coaching activities are used to guide organizational goals and strategies, the three most frequently mentioned were leadership development (55%), talent development (51%), and performance management conversations (49%).
- The organizations participating in this study allocated 21% of their total training budget to coaching initiatives.
- Most respondents said their organization has no evaluation methods or tools for coaching. Evaluating the impact of coaching is an ongoing challenge for organizations.
We find the right partner
ICF offers the only globally recognized, independent credentialing program and for to professional educators. Launch your organization's coaching initiative by requesting services from ICF-certified members.
Let ICF help you find the right partners for your organization's coaching program.
