Global Roundtables

Global Roundtable on Ethics - Straight Talking and Myth-busting

As the climate crisis worsens, more coaches are looking at ways to respond, discuss and promote sustainable practice. These approaches are increasingly sought after amongst corporations or clients with aligned views or CSR goals.

The Joint Global Statement Group Roundtables are a unique collaboration between professional bodies, all co-signatories of the Joint Global Statement on Sustainability change to Sustainable Coaching Coalition (SCC). The goal is to extend the reach of coaching and discuss how coaches can mobilize the agenda to introduce and promote discourse around climate change, Eco diversity and activism.

In this webinar you will learn:

• How to explore climate change across the corporate and individual sector
• How to find a balance between the different ethical arguments for and against Climate Coaching
• The truth behind the climate agenda myths that exist in the coaching industry

Who is this for?

New Coaches, Seasoned Coaches, Executive Coaches, Team Coaches, Personal or Career Coaches, Supervisors or Internal Coaches

Speaker Bios

Stanley Arumugam is a leadership coaching & OD consultant to executives & senior leadership teams in the non-profit, public & private sectors. He has a background as a counsellor and community and coaching psychologist, as well as a special interest in coaching and its role in social transformation.

Liz Hall is a leadership/executive coach, trained mindfulness teacher and the editor of Coaching at Work. Committed to making a positive difference, including concerning climate, Liz launched the annual Climate Coaching Action Day in March 2020, celebrating and promoting climate coaching, amongst other initiatives.

Linda Aspey is an executive coach, facilitator, supervisor, therapist, Active Hope facilitator and global faculty at Time to Think. She draws on climate psychology to promote better climate change communication, engagement, and mental health. Linda provides activists with psychological and emotional support and resilience-building sessions and runs public climate cafes.

Zoe Cohen is a mum, citizen and coach, passionate about social justice and sustainability. Initially working in the NHS, Zoe now dedicates her energies to activism, civil disobedience, and resistance. Over the last four years, she’s been a media spokesperson for Extinction Rebellion, Insulate Britain, and Just Stop Oil, and is one of 130+ citizens imprisoned with a 7-month suspended sentence.

Dr Siphokazi Joy Ntetha is an award-winning psychologist on a mission to humanize business. Siphokazi is currently the chief visionary and healer at The Nomalanga Tribe, a healing start-up organization focused on helping leaders invest human energy to work in a more regenerative manner towards collective and holistic well-being.