Co-Creating The Next Frontier: Calling All Seasoned Coaches to the Global Conversation Café
Karen Kimsey-House, MCC, Shirzad Chamine, and Matthew Rochte
Friday, November 5, 2004
11:00 am–1:30 pm
Room 303 AB
Come engage in a deep and provocative conversation that will give us an opportunity to look where we don't look, inspire the global community and expand into new frontiers of coaching. With the "conversation café" we will create a conversation like no other, sparking true connection and resulting in newfound camaraderie, new enthusiasm, and a new way of thinking together. It is a marriage of science, art, and the soul. This simple yet powerful technology is easily learned and transferred. Participants will take home the means of creating these meaningful dialogues among their own communities.
Co-Creating The Next Frontier: Conversation Principles handout (This is a PDF file)
Since 1998, Karen Kimsey-House has been successfully coaching people to excel in all areas of their personal and professional lives. She is a co-founder of THE COACHES Training Institute and in that capacity, has been training coaches since 1994. A popular speaker and workshop leader, Karen is known for her warmth, authentic presentation, and sense of humor.
is President and CEO of The Coaches Training Institute (CTI) in San Rafael, CA. Prior to CTI, Shirzad founded MindSteps, Inc., which created the first Internet Enterprise software for career development and performance management. Shirzad has been visiting Professor of Interpersonal Dynamics at University of San Francisco School of Law and facilitated Stanford MBAs in similar classes. He holds an MBA from Stanford University, an MS in Electrical Engineering from Columbia University, and a BA in Psychology from San Francisco State University.
Chief Thought Provoker of WorkingIntentionally™: doing the work that needs to be done in a way that honors the soul. Matthew provides a space of expansion for small business owners and seasoned coaches. He builds community through conversations circles and conversations that matter.