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Sherpa Coaching Survey 2012
The most current research is available at www.sherpacoaching.com/survey.html

  SPECIAL REPORT - EXTENDED WEB VERSION  

Executive Coaching: Here to Stay

Welcome to the seventh annual Sherpa Executive Coaching Survey. This extended web edition includes extra topics and commentary. This report is a free service of Sherpa Coaching, a team of authors and educators based in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.
Our research is co-sponsored by:

  • The University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education in Athens, Georgia, USA
  • Miami’s Corporate & Community Institute, in West Chester, Ohio, USA
  • Tandy Center for Executive Leadership at Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas, USA

This year, as always, we have polled coaches, clients, HR and training professionals, purchasing agents, and a wider group of professionals with an interest in leadership development. Here are three themes that tell us executive coaching is here to stay.


Credibility:

Executive coaching has arrived. It occupies a place as a permanent fixture in the modern organization. The perceived value and the credibility of coaching are at all-time highs. For the first time, we asked coaches about value and credibility, and came up with some interesting answers.
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Creativity:

One-to-one coaching has given rise to ‘coaching skills’ training for managers and executives, and a new surge in coaching-based programs for teams. This presents huge opportunities for curriculum designers and practitioners alike.
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Calls for Coaching:

Requests for coaching are on the rise.  Three out of four see an increase in the demand for coaching in the coming year. This time around, HR and training professionals are just as optimistic as coaches themselves.
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In this report, we also explore:

  • regulation and licensing for coaches.
  • secrets of the world’s greatest  coaches.
  • a revolution in communication technology.
Executive Coaching Survey Sponsors
The Executive Coaching Survey:
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Chapter Selection:
Introduction
Summary
What is Executive Coaching
What Makes a Great Coach
Who Gets a Coach
Why Should I Have a Coach
Coaching Skills/Team Skills
Value/Credibility of Coaching
Coaching Delivery Methods
Executive or Business Coach?
Internal vs External Coaching
Training and Certification
Standards of Practice
Executive Coach Process
Networks and Communities
Licensing and Regulation
Training Trends
Professional Development
Length of Engagements
Coaching Assessments
Gender in Coaching
Survey Support
Conclusion
Survey Sponsors

Sherpa Executive Coaching 513.232.0002 info@sherpacoaching.com

This is an extended version of information contained in the seventh annual Sherpa Executive Coaching Survey.
The most current research is available at www.sherpacoaching.com/survey.html

This is one of a series of web pages designed to offer additional topics and commentary, beyond the basic report.

Media contact: For exclusive material and interviews: Karl Corbett, Managing Partner, Sherpa Coaching LLC, (513) 232-0002 USA,  kc@sherpacoaching.com

For a library of 60-second videos about executive coaching, visit http://www.youtube.com/user/sherpacoaching.