International Coach Federation - Toronto Chapter - Elects New President

TORONTO, Jan. 30, 2018 /CNW/ - Members of the International Coach Federation – ICF – Toronto Chapter have elected a new President to lead one of North America's largest chapters. Nance MacLeod will take over the role from outgoing President, Derrick Navarro, after he finishes serving his seventh successful year on the ICF Toronto Board. MacLeod said, "I look forward to serving the 400+ professional coaches that make up our membership and continue to advance our coaching profession at all levels. A top priority will be to maintain ICF Toronto as one of the global leaders amongst all the ICF International Chapters recognized for its creativity, innovation, and engagement of its coaching community," she said.

Nance MacLeod, newly elected President of International Coach Federation – Toronto Chapter – assumes new leadership role. (CNW Group/International Coach Federation)

MacLeod is an ICF-accredited Professional Certified Coach (PCC) and serves as President of Executive Coach Global. She is also part of the coach training faculty for Coach U.

ICF Toronto was founded in 1999 to promote awareness and public recognition of the value and impact of professional coaching and to cultivate a collaborative coaching community to advance the art and science of coaching. Its innovations include the creation of "The PRISM Award" – the highest award of the coaching profession which recognizes coaching initiatives in organizations that have implemented coaching effectively to inspire leadership development and organizational transformation.

ICF is the voice of the global coaching profession with more than 17,000 professional and executive coaches in over 95 countries. "ICF is the gold standard for our profession," says outgoing President Navarro who is an ICF-accredited Associate Certified Coach - ACC. "Continuing to raise the bar in our profession remains a top priority," he said adding, "The use of Professional Coaching is a growing strategy that is being embraced across many industry sectors, both private and non-profit, as organizations focus on meeting the growing demands placed on their people and dealing with multi-generational workforces."

ICF Toronto will host its full day coaching conference, Journey to Mastery, on March 6^th, 2018 at Toronto's Beanfield Centre.

To learn more about ICF Toronto visit: to http://www.icftoronto.com/

SOURCE International Coach Federation

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