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Consulting company «Coaching Center»
The first coaching company in Belarus. |
IPM Business School
The first school of practical management in Belarus. |
The theme of the Conference: coaching as a way to develop staff capacity and increase company efficiency.
Coaching technologies will be introduced in the field of:
- leadership
- introducing changes
- building of organization culture
- increasing employee’s loyalty
- team-building,
- non-financial motivation
The conference is for: company owners, HR Director, HR-managers, senior and middle managers, project managers, management consultants, business trainers and coaches.
Date: 22 October, 2011
Time: 10.00 A.M - 19.00 P.M.
Location: Business Center IBB, Gazety “Pravda” Ave. , 11, Minsk, Belarus
SPEAKERS:
Pavel Daneyko (Belarus) – CEO of IPM Business School, member of the Supervisory Board of Silvano Fashion Group (Switzerland), Milavitsa (Belarus), JSC "Uniter" (Belarus), CASE (Ukraine), the organizer of the conference.
Michael Dernakovsky (Belarus) - director of "Coaching Center," a coach of International HR Coaching Network, the organizer and moderator of the conference.
Isabelle Sol-Dourdin (Isabelle Sol-Dourdan, Belgium) - a top manager with the international management experience, a visiting lecturer on the MBA programs, business coach, a board member of ICF Belgium.
Simon Western - Founder and Director of Privileged Conversations Ltd. (Consultancy Co.). PhD, Lancaster University Management School, UK. MA, London UK. Director of Lead2Lead, Strategic Leaders Unit, Lancaster University. Post-Graduate Teaching Lancaster University Management School. Teaching on the EMBA, MPhil. Critical Management; MA in Management Learning; MSc. Marconi Leadership. Internationally - McGill University in Montreal, I.I.M Bangalore His academic and research credentials are exemplary, focusing on leadership, coaching and organizational theory. He recent book Leadership A Critical Text (published by Sage 2007) takes an unorthodox approach to leadership and identifies new insights into leadership development.
Mark Kukushkin (Russia) - business consultant, director of "BEST-Training", the author, coordinator of the project "Open University coach Mark Kukushkin" (OTUMKA). One of the 10 best Russian coaches according to"Secret Firmy" rating.
Lidia Czarkowska (Lydia Charkovsky, Poland) - director of Coaching Center, Academy Leon Kozminski, coach ICF.
Katarzyna Ramirez-Cyzio (Katarzyna Ramirez Tsizio, Poland) - business coach ICS, Coaching Centre, Academy Leon Kozminski.
Natalia Valley (Russia) - president of ICF Russia, CEO, co-owner of «European Business Coaching Center», PhD. Author of the course "Coaching. Personal success strategy " for Executive MBA program at the Academy of National Economy.
Lada Korolikhina (Russia) - co-founder of Russian School of Coaching "East-West", business coach and practitioner of systematic work on effectiveness development.
Irina Puronene (Lithuania) - Associate Certified Coach (ICF), a business-trainer «Amber Training & Development». Participated in projects of European Union personal development and staff training for top managers.
Vsevolod Zelenin (Ukraine) - founder of Real Coaching Group, coach, trainer and consultant in organizational development, political consultant. Accredited by International Coach Union, the author of the book "Four spaces of coaching."
Elena Denisenko (Ukraine) - director of "The Academy of Business Coaching and Training", coach, business trainer. Judge of the contest "Professionals HR - 2008"
Marina Lvova (Russia) - director of HR Company HeadHunter. Expert in building of personnel management system and organizational structure, building a system of effective internal communications.
Alexander Sorokoumov (Belarus) – coach, moderator of the strategy sessions, the author of "Strategies for Success in an era of change. Coaching of business players" and" Business Transformation ".
Vlad Nechesov (Belarus) - coach of the law firm "Current law".
Akhvlediani Medea (Belarus) - coach, trainer of "Belkanton", an expert in training and non-financial motivation.
The conference program includes plenary lectures and six master classes in two parallel sections.
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