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Jude Fairweather PCC
Lecturer @ Henley Business School | Coaching & Behavioural Change Specialist
Jude Fairweather PCC is a Lecturer in Coaching and Behavioural Change at Henley Business School.1 She is an experienced professional with over 25 years of experience in leadership, learning and organizational development, brand and marketing, customer experience, and organizational change across Canada, the USA, and the UK.1
As a lecturer at Henley Business School, Jude specializes in:
- Leadership
- Leadership Team Development
- Organizational Change1
Jude is also the Programme Director and Tutor for the Professional Certificate in Team and Systemic Coaching at Henley Business School.1 She holds the Professional Certified Coach (PCC) credential from the International Coaching Federation (ICF).12
In her role, Jude is passionate about the positive impact of coaching in organizations, both on clients and the systems in which they work and live.1 She focuses on supporting the growth and development of professional coaches and developing coaching as a core capability for leaders in organizations.1
Jude's professional qualifications include:
- Master Integral Coach
- Systemic Coaching and Facilitation Practitioner
- Certified Team Coach
- Licensed to use various tools for deeper insight, such as the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator1
In addition to her academic role, Jude runs her own executive coaching practice, working with mid- to senior-level executives and their teams.1 Her approach is characterized by deep curiosity, respect for individual differences, and a strong desire to inspire personal and professional growth in individuals and teams.1
Highlights
Is it possible for the leader of a team to be an effective Team Coach? I started mulling on this the other day when I stumbled across a chapter in a book I was reading where the author came out on the "no" side of that question. As a professional team coach, and with responsibility for the Professional Certificate in Team and Systemic Coaching programme at Henley Business School where we develop team coaches, I have a view myself which I've captured in the article below and included some of the views of the 'experts'. But, I'm really curious what the various elements of the argument might be here as there is no conclusive research in this space as yet. I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments below.
#coaching #teamcoaching #leaderascoach #leadershipdevelopment
“Life is pain, highness. Anyone who says differently is selling you something”. These words, spoken by Dread Pirate Roberts, as written by William Goldman in the 1987 movie and in his 1973 novel “The Princess Bride”*, may cause a spectrum of reactions from people reading this. It's been on my mind lately in relation to coaching, as you'll see in my article below.
#coaching #coachingskills #trauma #traumainformed
