Carol embodies the IOC goal of bringing science and practice together as seen in her academic and professional practice. She is a leadership coach with over 25 years experience helping leaders raise the bar on their performance and managing their success. She is most interested in high-stakes coaching when the stakes are high, outcomes are uncertain and it can be necessary to intervene quickly.
Dr. Kauffman has extensive coaching experience with over 40,000 hours of client contact. She works with multi-national organization either on an individual basis or in tandem with large-scale leadership development programs. A sampling of clients includes: Ahold, Astra Zeneca, Baker & McKenzie, BCG, Bombardier, Egon Zehnder, Linklaters, McKinsey, Norton Rose, Tube Lines, Unilever, Vanderbilt University & School of Medicine and Wellington Management Company
In addition to coaching, she has designed and delivered Leader as Coach training programs to hundreds of business and physician leaders. These include programs at Unilever, Massachusetts General Hospital, Health Dialog/BUPA and Infosys. Carol is also the Chief Supervisor of the Meyler Campbell Business Coach Programme, The Alexander Partnership in the UK, and supervised the BCG Europe/Middle East fleet of leadership coaches. She also individually supervises 25 Leadership Coaches in UK, Europe, US and Asia.
Back by popular demand, Dr Robert Biswas-Diener and Carol Kauffman dive deep into the Ethics Riff....
In this panel discussion at the 2013 Coaching in Leadership and Healthcare Conference, we hear personal experiences and perspectives on the cutting edge "...
A Review of Positive Psychology Interventions
The brilliant and funny Richard Boyatzis talks with Carol Kauffman about his work and the person behind the science....
Carol Kauffman embodies the IOC goal of bringing science and practice together as ...
Robert and Carol will look back at his father’s legacy, the man Marty Seligman said was the true father of positive psychology....
This session explains why psychological safety matters more than ever in tumultuous times, which bring new challenges and immense uncertainty....
Richard Schwartz and Carol Kauffman discuss the Internal Family Systems model and it's applications to leadership.
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