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EMCC is proud to announce
the winners of their
2014 Awards:
Coaching Award: Coacharya
Mentoring Award: Professor Bob Garvey
Solidarity Coaching Award: EMCC Sweden
"Our aim is to continue to contribute to the professionalisation of mentoring and coaching and to fulfill our social responsibility as a not for profit independent professional body. We believe these annual awards contribute to this vision." Dr Lise Lewis, EMCC President.
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2014 Coaching Award: Coacharya
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Coacharya is an executive coaching firm dedicated to the enhancement of human potential through a 'mindless' and transformative coaching process. EMCC chose Coacharya for the 2014 Coaching Awards for their work across Asia promoting the concept of professional coaching and inspiring institutions to seek professionally trained coaches. They established the Association of Indian Coaches in Bangalore and have inspired similar associations in Mumbai and other Indian Metros. www.coacharya.com
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2014 Mentoring Award: Professor Bob Garvey
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Professor Robert Garvey holds the chair in Business Education at York St John Business School in the UK. He is one of Europe's leading academic practitioners of mentoring and coaching. Bob currently mentors a number of people from a variety of organisations and has published many papers on the practice of mentoring in a variety of journals. He is one of the founding members of EMCC.
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2014 Solidarity Coaching Award: EMCC Sweden
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EMCC Sweden's Solidarity Coaching programme has been running for three years and supports Salvation Army managers who have a low income (due to the fact that the money goes to social help and not to managers' salaries) and they are also alone in their stores with the responsibility to handle all employees. By supporting the managers with experienced coaching from EMCC coaches they contribute to the social and charitable aspect of the organisation as well as helping the managers to continue doing their difficult everyday work. www.solidaritycoaching.org
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