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RESCHEDULED - Coaching Identity, Culture and Power in Your Practice

  • May 12, 2020
  • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
  • VIRTUAL

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Identity, culture and power dynamics are contextual factors that play into everyone’s lived experience.  Yet, for many coaches, engaging in these topics can feel awkward and uncomfortable, and the coach may hold back. Learn techniques and strategies to confidently engage fully with your clients to support them in achieving more.


When:  May 12, 2019, 7:00 PM - 8:30PM 

Location:  VIRTUAL            

Speaker:  Madhu Maron, PCC

CCEUs: 1.5 Core

The event 

As coaches, we seek to coach the whole person when supporting our clients in achieving their goals. We work to build trusting, collaborative relationships that respect and value all parts of our clients.   Sometimes this means being there for our clients as they open up about identity, culture or power dynamics they are experiencing. Yet, for many coaches, surfacing such issues with their clients can feel awkward and uncomfortable, and the coach may hold back.  Unfortunately, when avoiding presenting contexts or questions, we may inadvertently do our clients a disservice by not inviting their whole person into the relationship. 

The live event will: 

  • Help you recognize how your own identity, culture and power dynamics may present themselves in your coaching relationships

  • Explore case studies and situational examples where identity, culture or power are in play 

  • Increase your confidence to fully invite your client’s full experience into the relationship 


Meet our speaker


Madhu Maron, PCC 

Madhu Coach, LLC
Owner and Coach
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Over the past 20 years, Madhu has supported leaders to take themselves and their organizations to the next level. She combines her Human Resources expertise with stellar coaching skills and a deep curiosity about what makes people and organizations tick. Driven by her desire to coach individuals and teams on their path to transformation, she founded Madhu Coach in 2003, and has had the privilege of driving organizational change and employee engagement at companies including American Airlines, Bankrate.com, Consumer Reports, HBO, and The Associated Press. Madhu specializes in organizational development and engagement, facilitation, program development and management, one-on-one coaching and management training. Her executive programs include Power and Privilege Dynamics and Recognizing and Overcoming Bias.  Madhu is also a senior faculty member with Leadership That Works, teaching and mentoring coaching students. 


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