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Pre-eminent Thinker in Leadership and Organisational Change
Honoured with the President's Award by International Coach Federation (ICF), rated as the Number One Business Coach by the Independent newspaper and as
having had the most impact on the coaching profession by the Association for Coaching, John is is one of the leading figures in the international coaching community with activities and operations globally.
John founded Performance Consultants with partners David Hemery and David Whitaker after originally forming The Inner Game in the United Kingdom following a period of studying and working with Tim Gallwey and Bob Kriegel in the United States. They were the first to formulate the coaching processes and create experiential learning to overcome the inner obstacles to human potential and high performance such as fear, doubt and limiting beliefs.
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John and David
Brown at the United Nations in Geneva listening to the Secretary General's
farewell speech to the staff – November 2006
John, Bob Kriegel and Tim Gallwey together in the United States recalling 30 years of pioneering the industry together – November 2007
John
with International Coach Federation (ICF) Presidents Kay Cannon and Diane Brennan
– June 2007
John receiving the Green Motoring Journalist of the Year Award - Sept 2009
The British Army Training organisation is actively engaged in promoting coaching as a leadership and management style which can, where applicable, achieve peak performance. Sir John has also been invited to join the Leadership School Advisory Board.
Conference Speaker, Keynotes and Seminars
Evolution is Essential
The
Future of Coaching
Coaching is About Leadership
Transpersonal
Coaching in Action
Global Leadership & Coaching for Organisational Success
Related Articles
Coaching & Mentoring. What they are and how to make the most of them
Source: Coaching & Mentoring, The Economist, 2009
Interview mit Sir John Whitmore : Bewusstsein, Verantwortung und Nachhaltigkeit
Source: Coaching Magazine, 2009
Perspective from Peru: Coaching & Social Responsibility
Source: Sir John Whitmore, 2009
The Big Questions are Too Hot to Handle
Source: Sir John Whitmore, 2009
The Impact of the Inner Game and Sir John Whitmore on Coaching
Source: Annual Review of High Performance Coaching & Consulting, 2009
The Impact of the Inner Game and Sir John Whitmore on Coaching:
A commentary by Sir John Whitmore
Source: Annual Review of High Performance Coaching & Consulting, 2009
Of Might and Mien, Leadership & Coaching for Sustainability
Source: People Management, 2009
Will Coaching Rise to the Challenge?
Source:The OCM Coach and Mentor Journal, 2009
Freedom At Work: The move towards self-responsibility in the corporate world
Source: Choice, Boston, 2008
The Coaching and Mentoring Journey. Where Are We Coming From? Where Are We Going?
Source: The OCM Coach-Mentoring Journal, London, 2008
Coaches Red De Wereld
Source: Tijdschrift voor Coaching, Amsterdam
Transpersonally
Source: Training and Coaching Today Magazine, London, Sep 2007
Global Leadership
Sources: Fimmtudagur, Reykjavik, Sep 2007
Lessons I have Learnt
Source: The
Times, London, Mar 2007
Perspectivas:
Sir John Whitmore Spain
Source: Coaching
Magazine, Spain, Feb 2007
Coach – Korypae Sir John Whitmore goes Germany
Trainingaktuell,
Germany, Sept 2006
The Challenge for the
Coaching Profession
Coach & Mentor, UK, Spring 2006
Leadership
from the Inside
Radar, UK, Dec 05/Jan 2006
Denial
and Demise: Capitalism is a flawed economic order that is palpably failing humanity.
Is it curable?
Resurgence Magazine, UK, Nov/Dec 2005
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