PROFILE Coaching Network Dinner | Canterbury Club | September 2

Engaging with experienced professionals allows for the exchange of ideas and insights, helping you refine your coaching techniques and stay abreast of industry trends. Such networking events not only increase your visibility but also establish your credibility, positioning you as a committed and knowledgeable coach in the field. Moreover, these gatherings provide a platform to discuss challenges and share solutions, promoting continuous learning and personal development. By participating, you invest in your growth, expand your professional network, and open doors to new opportunities that can significantly impact your coaching journey.

5pm - 5.30pm Meet in the bar for networking and drinks

5.30pm - 6pm Entree Speaker Helen Fearnley

Inspired by Simon Sinek's ‘Begin with the End in Mind’ from his book 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Helen uses storytelling to invite us to reflect on how the memorable events in our lives become the stories we tell. She encourages us to consider our 85-year-old selves to gain perspective and highlights how the gift of coaching can create the space to think about who we want to be in the end.

6pm - 9pm Dinner with speaker Grant Mangin

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Knowing your audience and speaking to them in an authentic voice through their chosen media is the secret to marketing success for coaches.

Grant Mangin draws on his background as a TV journalist and interviewer, marketing and public relations consultant, to ensure the coaches he works with correctly identify their audience, and deliver consistent messaging across appropriate media, online and offline, including social media posts, newsletters, articles, podcasts, blogs, video, TV, speeches and presentations.

A set menu will be circulated prior to the event (different from our last event)