Coaching in the Workplace Podcast Series

How Coaching Skills can Galvanize Climate Action

044: How Coaching Skills can Galvanize Climate Action with Charly Cox

"We help people feel significant as they all can make a difference."

Podcast host George Warren discusses coaching in the climate crisis with Charly Cox, Founder of Climate Change Coaches. Charly shares her profound and emotional journey - one of increasing awareness - and explains how everyone has a role to play in transforming our systems towards a better future.

Charly shares how she helps make every conversation count and how our most dearly held coaching behaviors are essential in climate change conversations. Charly discusses how we can create a compelling future for coaching, in which the industry moves beyond the individual, to support a fresh, more collective approach to life and work.

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Charly Cox

Charly is the Founder of the Climate Change Coaches, a pioneering team that trains people to shift mindsets, connect better and make every conversation about climate change lead to action. They know that global challenges are coachable and that coaching can create hopeful action, individually and collectively. They train professional coaches, organizations, and grassroots workers to influence, empower and galvanize action. Climate Change Coaches believe that we can all move out of our powerlessness and into a collective sense of capability.

Charly is an ICF PCC with over 2600 hours of coaching experience. She believes that coaches can play a soothing and energizing role in helping our world transform for the better. She lives in Oxford, UK, and works with clients all over the world.