Carol Kauffman
Carol is the Founder of the Institute of Coaching with Margaret Moore and Susan David.
She is an Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School and a Visiting Professor at Henley Business School and a Senior Leadership Advisor at Egon Zehnder. In 2009 she received a gift from the Harnisch Foundation for $2,000,000 to launch the IOC and we are now a community of over 20,000.
She is known globally as one of the top leaders in the field of coaching. Thinkers 50 shortlisted her as one of the top 8 coaches in the world for her contribution to thought leadership and coach. With over 40,000 hours of client contact she is described as a lateral thinker who pushes the edges with a sense of humor and can disrupt people out of their comfort zone. Her client roster included many CEOs of Fortune 100 and FTSE 100 and their teams.
Her book with David Noble, Real-Time Leadership: Find your winning moves when the stakes are high is published by Harvard Business Review. Dr. Kauffman was also the founding editor in chief of Chief of Coaching: An International Journal of Theory, Research and Practice with Tatiana Bachkirova. It was the first peer-reviewed journal from a major publishing house.
Learn more about her at CarolKauffman.com
IOC Resources by Carol Kauffman
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Julie Carrier is changing the paradigm of secondary education and business leadership with the ra...
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We are living an Earned Life when the choices, risks and efforts we make in each moment ali...
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Impact Players are people who are making an extraordinary difference in their companies, their communities, and the world....
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The best leaders, in the biggest moments, know how to read the situation, respond in the most effective way possible, and move forward. You can, too....
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An Interview with Sir John Whitmore Dear John,...
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Bias Verb: cause to feel or show inclination or prejudice for or against someone or something. ...
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Successful Coaches Are Science-Focused Marketers ...
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In this video short, Carol Kauffman discusses the importance of managing our own judgments to better help ourselves and others through crisis.
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A short clip, discussing critical incident debriefing and shame tools for leaders, from Whitney Johnson and Carol Kauffman's April webinar: We've Been Dis...
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