International Coaching Federation Nonprofit Leadership

On episode 375 of KC Cares, we talk with Brian Graves, Vice President with International Coaching Federation-Heartland Chapter! Great discussion about nonprofit leadership and coaching! Listen now!

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International Coaching Federation-Heartland Chapter | Sat Feb 29 2020 

Brian Graves, Vice President

To serve as a catalyst for the success of our member professional coaches through credentialing, 
relevant programming and networking within an engaged learning community.We offer professional development opportunities to coaches in the Kansas City metropolitan area and surrounding Missouri and Kansas communities. We hold monthly meetings and seminars, with topics ranging from coaching techniques to credentialing and certification. 

 

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