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Brennan offers unique talents in the arts of executive coaching
and consulting for executives and organizations,
based on 25+ years of solid, hands-on working experience with
managers, entrepreneurs, executives and management teams.
Starting with a core achievement in the health care field where
she has practiced as a Coach, Consultant, Physician Practice Executive
and Nurse, she has broadened her area of expertise to include:
Business Operation
Development
- Operations Analysis
- Organizational Development
- Organizational Effectiveness
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Management Development
- Leadership Assessment
(360, Individual
and Team)
- Organizational Culture
- Strategic Thinking
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| Brennan is a Master Certified
Coach (MCC), the credentialing designation offered by the International
Coach Federation (ICF) where Brennan served
as 2008 President of the organization. ICF is the professional
association for coaching with more than 15,000 members in
over 92 countries. The organization's purpose
is to advance the art, science and practice of professional
coaching.
A graduate of Coach
University, an internationally recognized program for
training coaches, Brennan also holds a certificate in Evidence
Based Coaching Certificate from Fielding Graduate
University, where she served as curriculum consultant
and training coordinator for the year-long coaching program
(2006 & 2007). During this process, she developed
curriculum and was responsible for the overall skills
development design, faculty training and development,
curriculum delivery, measurement and evaluation for the
program.
Brennan is co-editor and contributing author of the book,
"The
Philosophy and Practice of Coaching: Insights and Issues
for a New Era," Jossey-Bass, UK, (April 2008).
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vitae
Brennan Associates’ coaches offer a wide breadth of
coaching experience with executives, leaders, aspiring leaders
and high performers. The coaches all hold ICF credentials
meeting stringent education and experience requirements,
demonstrating a thorough understanding of the coaching competencies
that set the standard for the profession, and following ICF
Code of Ethics.
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