A Coaching Roadmap towards Whole System Transformation Coaching 

The world over we are faced with the challenge of transforming the way we live and work, and leaders must prepare to guide people, starting with themselves, into new ways of thinking and action. Key to the success is the development of fresh eyes and deeper, broader and higher thinking to accelerate change in our organisations.

This involves significant capability development and working with urgency to make change happen faster by collaborating across silos and divides of experience.

Our discussion will be led by Lorna McDowell and Kieran Murphy from Xenergie.  Of Irish origin, the team has worked internationally to rethink and prototype progressive coaching approaches. Their systemic and collaborative approaches have helped leaders achieve transformational change in complex, disruptive corporate environments across sectors.   Lorna and Kieran will share their practical experience and roadmap in a reflective experience for Association for Coaching members and friends.

This webinar will cover:  

• Transforming leaders and their thinking – practical experience of helping leaders make the essential shifts
• Leveraging the global community – we are one
• Tuning into lived experience as a resource for transformation, including “tribal tensions”
• Moving from failure to game-changing hope
• The steps to the steps forward
• Linking coaching and the journey of growth to organisational and whole system outcomes
• Shared reflections on becoming a systemic coach and riding the waves of transformation

Resources and Recording

• Copy of Slides
• Recording

Speaker Bio

Lorna is the founder of the Advanced Diploma in Organisational Culture Transformation through Systemic Team Coaching methodology (accredited by the Association for Coaching) and was responsible for all Xenergie’s major consulting projects using the intervention in Europe.

Lorna lives in the UK and Ireland, and travels the world teaching, speaking about and consulting in this methodology and has a broad and deep experience in working with complex change both in individual humans and in organisations.

Amongst her qualifications, Lorna holds an MA in Organisation Analysis from the Grubb Institute of Behavioural Studies, an Advanced Diploma in Coaching Supervision from the University of Middlesex and is a practising Integrative Psychotherapist specialising in trauma resulting from institutional abuse.

Kieran has over 20 years experience of senior leadership positions in a variety of not-for-profit organisations, at both executive and Board level and covers a broad range of areas, including discerning organisational purpose, strategy development and implementation, evolving social services to respond to changing patterns of needs, support and development of staff and volunteers, marketing, reputation management, relationship building with key stakeholders, fundraising and financial management, achieving regulatory and legislative compliance, and mergers.

Kieran is also an experienced social justice advocate and has contributed to the development of national government policy and played various leadership roles in building and sustaining coalitions of social justice advocacy organisations. The consistent themes across all these experiences is Kieran’s relentless curiosity and exploration about how to bring about positive change in large complex systems, so that people, communities and countries are transformed for the better.

Price and Special Offers: 

AC member:  Your investment for this webinar is AU$25* (£15) Non-Members: AU$45* (£27) (*approximate currency conversion based on rates at time of publishing)

You will receive:

• One x 60-minute interactive virtual seminars with Lorna McDowell and Kieran Murphy at an eastern Australian friendly time
• Post resources, including the webinar recording to explore the concepts and apply your learning
• A Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Certificate at the end of the series.

For any questions, please contact Regional Contact: Col Neate, Online Event Coordinator at col@associationforcoaching.com