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If there is any
reason for any of these businesses to be taken off this list,
please tell us as soon as possible. We've
given our best efforts to list the best resources. You may also want to check
these Leadership
organizations.
If you are a woman, you might also enjoy researching
these Women's resources.
There are many
episodes of Small Business School where leadership issues are discussed
and there is a focus on being a coach. Here are three to study in further
depth.
- Continuing Education
for Coaches and to find a Coach:
- Schools: Certified Executive Coach (CEC)
and Certified Master Coach (CMC)
- The
CEO Institutes: From Australia to MIT to SMU (Dallas) to Wharton (Pennsylvania)
Insert your favorite school's name and "CEO Institute" in a search engine
and you'll probably find one.
- Tuck
School of Business at Dartmouth College, William F. Achtmeyer Center for
Global Leadership. Vijay Govindarajan (VG), Professor of International Business
and Director, Tuck Global Leadership 2020 Program: 100 Tuck Hall Hanover, NH
03755 T: 603 646 2156 Email
- Master Coaches
recognized by their peers:
- Alliance for Strategic
Leadership, San Diego: Marshall Goldsmith / Maya Hu-Chan
Email
- The Coaching
Collective: A dozen coaches around the world
- CoachingAcrossCultures.com, Philippe Rosinski,
Email
- CoachCondray.com,
Melinda Condray, Executive Coach,
Email
- EVNA's "Deliver The
Promise", California Julie Wilson
Email
- Gegax Management
Systems, Minneapolis, Tom Gegax
Email
- International Coach
Academy, Melbourne, Bronwyn Bowery-Ireland
Email
- Key Group,
Pittsburgh: Dr. Joanne Sujansky
- Rothwell &
Associates, University Park (PA), William Rothwell, PhD, Succession
Planning
- Today's Leadership
Coaching, Inc, Wheaton, Illinois: Stephen Fairley
- More?
- COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS. We invite
your comments and questions. Was the show inspirational and/or educational?
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