Evolvia Transformation
Building a Coaching Culture
What is needed to build towards a coaching culture in an organisation? Ylfa Edith Fenger, PCC & Matilda Gregersdotter, MCC researches this perhaps advanced future leadershipskills topic - www.coachtraining.evolvia.is
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May 19, 2026
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4. Before Crash, Care at the Center - Angela Philp 19.05.2026 40:20
The Queen of 'Possible', Angela Philps shares her experience of the building of newer, more effective qualitites in leadership and management. More about Evolvia Coach Training www.evolvia.is/en
3. Self-Managed Coaching Culture of 300 colleagues - Kevin Struis 08.05.2021 41:36
Kevin Struis at Schuberg Philis, Netherlands, shares about one of the larges Self-Managed Coaching Culture companies. This 350 staff company has about 35 coaches, share responsibility for performance, appraisal & well-being. "It is a caring DNA in the company." as Kevin Struis describes it. Adviced consent and a coaching mindset with awareness of what is under the surface of the iceberg, are impor...
2. Personal Vision Need to be Alined - Birgitta Granström 08.05.2021 34:42
Birgitta Granström, pioneering co-founder of the first ICF accredited program in Sweden back then. Founder of LifeSpider Academy - www.lifespidersystem.com Details: www.evolvia.is/en
1. Organisations need to upgrade - Carl Erik Herlitz 05.04.2021 48:29
Carl Erik Herlitz, talks about upgrading the operative system of our beings. He is offering his important experience in supporting organisations with their shift in beingness and conscious culture building. Ylfa Edith Fenger, PCC & Matilda Gregersdotter, MCC - well experienced coaches uses their own curiosity while questioning how and why and what is it - to build a Coaching Culture in any kin...
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