AI Virtual Café - Navigating the EU AI Act for Coaches

As AI tools become more embedded in coaching, understanding how to work with them ethically and in line with emerging legislation is critical. This on-demand webinar equips coaches with the knowledge and tools to navigate the EU AI Act and its implications for coaching practices.

Designed for coaches at all levels, this session offers a clear, actionable overview of the EU AI Act - what it is, why it matters, and how to align your practice with its requirements. Whether you’re just starting with AI tools or already using them, this session helps ensure you remain ethical, compliant, and client-centred.

In this webinar you will learn:

• A practical refresher on the key principles of the EU AI Act
• Clarity on the risk categorization framework and how coaching tools map to it
• Insight into AI literacy as a professional obligation for coaches
• Ready-to-use checklists to apply immediately in your coaching practice
• Guidance on how to coach ethically and transparently in an AI-enhanced world

Who is this for?

This webinar is designed for new and experienced coaches, including executive, internal, career, team coaches, and supervisors - anyone seeking to future-proof their practice and stay on the front foot of coaching innovation.

Speaker Bios

Rebecca Rutschmann is a pioneering tech entrepreneur and certified business coach specializing in the intersection of AI and coaching. She co-founded Viva la Coaching, the first AI literacy movement for coaching, and Evoach, an AI coaching startup.

Holding senior accreditations with ICF and EMCC, Rebecca also serves as VP Accreditation for EMCC Germany and contributes globally to AI upskilling in coaching. Rebecca's mission is to make coaching more accessible through human-centered AI, enabling coaches and clients to thrive in a digital world.

Colin Cosgrove is an active AI Coach and Compliance Consultant for Tech organizations and is a Senior Practitioner Coach with the EMCC.

A former Compliance lead at Google, Colin led key initiatives in response to the 2017 Shopping judgement and helped scale out Google’s first AI Ads products in Europe in line with EU legislation.