MIKE HURLEY
Mike’s background is in the corporate
world with board level experience in financial services, vehicle contracting
within HSBC, training and personal development and consultancy. His
principal focus for his coaching is on organisations and individuals
that are undergoing transition. A regular speaker at international
conferences and seminars, Mike is a member of the European Mentoring
and Coaching Council’s Standards Committee and is an ambassador
for the College in all matters relating to standards and ethics.
PAM RICHARDSON
Prolific Coaching author
and focused academic, and one of the founders of Coaching and Mentoring
International (formerly The UK College of Life Coaching), Pam’s
vision and commitment is to a coaching profession based on exemplary
standards.
GABRIELLE BLACKMAN-SHEPPARD
Gabrielle has over thirty years of experience working at senior
management level across a business spectrum that covers industry,
commerce, academia, professional bodies, government institutions
- nationally and internationally. She coaches individuals of varying
seniority, experience, gender and culture - and as a result has
developed a great interest in cross cultural coaching, especially
with regard to the ethical issues that arise as a result of two
cultural values colliding.
REBECCA MYERS
Throughout her 19 years experience in the public sector,
Rebecca has been engaged in projects and roles to ensure the
public are protected and staff are supported in maintaining
up to date, high quality, safe practice.
Her focus over the last 8 years has been working in personal
and organisational development. Through her own Executive & Personal
Coaching Practice she works with senior professional staff who
inspire her with their desire to deliver the best possible services.
DUNCAN GEE
Duncan Gee is a recently retired Detective Inspector
who has spent thirty years upholding moral and ethical values.
He has been recognised with many commendations for his work within
the community. He is now a qualified, accredited Coach and brings
a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Ethics committee.
