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AoEC strengthens its African footprint with the launch of AoEC Ghana
27th October 2026 by Lee Robertson
The Academy of Executive Coaching (AoEC) has launched AoEC Ghana. AoEC Ghana will be led by Professor Ivy Drafor Amenyah,…
The Risks and Benefits of Coming out
This was the question posed by AoEC CEO at the second World Business and Executive Coaching Summit held in June 2012.
John acknowledges that from his experience many Senior Executives look for coaches who are a 'good fit' with their organisation, having experience in their particular sector or role.
Are they looking for Coaches or Mentors?
What Dilemmas does this present to the Executive Coach?
Is a mentor an Executive Coach with sector or role experience?
John concludes that the most important point is to be clear to your client about what you are bringing.
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27th October 2026 by Lee Robertson
The Academy of Executive Coaching (AoEC) has launched AoEC Ghana. AoEC Ghana will be led by Professor Ivy Drafor Amenyah,…
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27th October 2026 by Joanna Dawson
Human skills should be the standard, not the exception article by Joanna Dawson, Head of AoEC for Business
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27th October 2026 by Hannah Breslin and Joan van den Brink
Many coaching programmes have been developed through a Western, neurotypical lens. While core coaching principles remain valuable for neurodivergent clients,…