Coaching for Inclusivity
September 20 @ 10:00 am - 11:30 am
$10.00 – $32.50
Coaching for Inclusivity
Speakers: Kai Stowers, PCC; Danielle Marshall, ACC; Wendy Moomaw, PCC, and Nancy Tylim, MCC
Host: Graciela Meibar, PCC
CCEs: 0.75 Core Competencies / 0.75 Resource Development
Date: Friday, September 20, 2024
Time: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM Pacific Time
Location: Virtual meeting via Zoom.us / Your link to join the conference will be sent after you register. Remember to log in before registering for the event.
Description
Join us in conversation with four ICF coaches as they share their experiences in creating inclusivity in their coaching engagements. They will share the role that cultural self-awareness, curiosity, and humility play in helping us recognize, appreciate, and support clients just as they are rather than by who we assume they are or how they should be.
Learning objectives:
- Attendees will gain insights into how coaches can enhance their cultural self-awareness to improve their coaching effectiveness. They will explore strategies to recognize their own cultural biases and assumptions and understand their impact on coaching relationships.
- Attendees will learn about the significance of maintaining curiosity and humility in coaching engagements. They will discover techniques to approach coaching conversations with an open mind, valuing each client’s unique cultural context without preconceived notions.
- Participants will have the opportunity to reflect on real-life examples and case studies shared by panelists, including challenges and successes in coaching across cultural differences. They will consider how these experiences can inform and improve their own coaching practices.
About Kai Stowers:
Kai Stowers is a scientist turned Consultant and Coach specializing in leadership and team development and diversity, equity, and inclusion. Originally a chemist focused on life-saving therapeutics, Kai shifted his focus to the human side of organizations, exploring how systems impact growth and possibilities. A long-time mindfulness practitioner, Kai has experienced the transformative power of intentional development and healing.
Kai enjoys playing ice hockey and badminton. He believes that tackling big challenges requires patience, comfort with discomfort, and finding joy in the journey. His experiences as a white, queer, and transgender individual—having lived and worked as a female before transitioning—offer unique insights into gender dynamics in the workplace. Kai is an ICF Professional Certified Coach (PCC) and holds a master’s degree in Organizational Psychology and Change Leadership from Columbia University.
About Danielle Marshall:
Danielle Marshall, an ICF-certified Executive Coach (ACC) and Certified Diversity Professional (CDP) is the visionary founder of Culture Principles. She integrates cultural competence with strategic organizational change, leading the development and implementation of Racial Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (REDI) plans to establish accountable systems. Grounded in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Danielle uses a racial equity lens to drive systemic change through comprehensive assessments, workshops, and policy updates. Recognizing that strategy alone cannot fully shift organizational culture, she enhances the cultural intelligence of individuals and teams through targeted executive coaching, increasing their effectiveness in DEI initiatives.
Her dynamic coaching style cultivates curiosity and humility, enabling leaders to navigate and embrace cultural differences skillfully. This approach not only promotes inclusivity and innovation but also celebrates diversity, effectively integrating it into organizational practices, thus empowering organizations to thrive in a culturally diverse environment.
About Wendy Moomaw:
Wendy Moomaw is a warm data lab practitioner, leader, executive coach, facilitator, embodied practitioner, and citizen of the planet. She guides leaders to expand, explore, embolden, and evolve their cultural understanding to deepen leadership capacity and potential. She embodies presence, weaving together somatic and cultural awareness practices to enliven a leader’s sense of themselves. Wendy tends to what cannot be touched or seen, inviting leaders to explore the relationships between people and to identify what is theirs to resolve. She infuses systems awareness into her work to distill patterns that help her clients create an intentional approach to their challenges. Through this multi-dimensional approach, Wendy helps leaders uncover their work to do in their sphere of influence from the perspective of their lived experiences to create the outcomes that matter most. Leaders learn to ask different questions, deepening their ability to bridge differences.
About Nancy Tylim:
Nancy is a Global Trainer of Dare to Lead (a leadership courage-building program based on the research of Dr. Brene Brown), Cultural Intelligence, Emotional Intelligence, Diversity & Inclusion, and StandOut Strengths for Teams, as well as a certified Systemic Team Coach. As a strengths-based coach, Nancy helps her clients get the most out of their natural talents and internal resources in order to leverage them to supplement growth opportunities. As a Foresight Practitioner, Nancy supports her clients in creating today the future they want to see in themselves, their teams, and the organizations they support. Nancy is bi-lingual and bi-cultural in Spanish, having grown up in Argentina.
