IAC VOICE JUNE 2020 - Chinese version

V O I C EV O I C E
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COACHING, IAC
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PARADIGM SHIFT
Explore Coaching as a
transformative and
expansive encounter
between human souls | p. 07
ON BECOMING A
COACH
A Personal Journey to Life's
Purpose & Fulfillment | p.09
17 YEARS YOUNG
IAC has stepped into it's
17th Anniversary,
maintaining the young spirit
of energy to continue
mastery in coaching! | p.23
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W H A T ' S I N S I D E
NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
An editor's welcome and staying
connected
04.
PRESIDENT'S LETTER
IAC President Shanmugam D. Moorthi
shares his gratitude and hopes for 2020
05.
THE IAC COACHING PARADIGM SHIFT
How does coaching through the IAC
Method transform us?
07.
ON BECOMING A COACH
A personal story of emotional & spiritual
growth to discovering one's life purpose as
a Coach
09.
05.
07.
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TAKING CARE OF YOUR MIND AND BODY
Questions & answers on how love fits into the
equation of caring for the mind and body
12.
CHAPTER NEWS
Updates on chapter activities and
milestones!
15.
IAC CHAPTER EVENTS
Image gallery of the latest happenings
within and across chapters
20.
MEMBER BENEFITS
Find out what you stand to gain by being
an active IAC Member
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12.
15.
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NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
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MARTHA PASTERNACK
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Dear Members of the IAC and Friends.

I wish a happy and blessed New Year 2020 to all!
I want to express my gratitude to the Executive
Committee and the Board of Governors (BOG) of
the IAC for the opportunity to serve the IAC as
the President for the term 2020 – 2021.

IAC presidents in the past, have my highest
respect for their wisdom and spirit of
volunteerism. Their leadership was made possible
by the contribution of BOG members and
volunteers who unselfishly contributed their time
and effort to grow the IAC.

As the President, with the support of the EXCO
and BOG, I will continue to work towards
supporting the IAC’s Vision guided by our Core
Values and serve the IAC Coaching Community
worldwide. I would invite you to join me on this
journey to make a difference, in ourselves and
others, by living the IAC Masteries®.

The IAC will be hosting global and regional
learning and sharing activities for the coming
year, and I look forward to your participation.

The IAC exists to support your continuous
professional development as coaches and I, along
with the IAC community, welcome your support
to add value to our initiatives.

Sincerely,

Shanmugam D Moorthi,
President (2020-2021)
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SHANMUGAM D MOORTHI
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A Paradigm Shift happens when the usual
way of thinking about, or doing something, is
replaced by a new and different way
(Merriam Webster Dictionary). The IAC
has been experiencing exactly these in all
the areas of the Association for the last
couple of years.

Coaching is an ongoing transformative
process, and the IAC is aware that the best
way of predicting the future is by creating
it. This happens by being aligned to our
vision, mission, ethics code, and the IAC- 9
Coaching Masteries™. The IAC exemplifies
the following values:
• Lifelong learning
• Innovation and Change
• Diversity and Inclusiveness
• Partnership and Caring
• Openness and Transparency
• Abundance Thinking and Trust
• Sustainability and Responsibility
• Inner-peace and Centering
• Integrity and High Ethical Standards
Our practice and work is centered around
demonstrating these values. Which is why
I invite you to click here and take a closer
look at our progressive certification
process (now available in your own
language).
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PARADIGM SHIFT
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To experience a paradigm shift you have
to first believe it is even possible. It does
not matter what they tell you, this belief
has to grow from within you, and that will
help you vibrate on the same frequency
that the new shift is in.
Inclusiveness is one of our core values,
and you can taste our diversity and
inclusiveness when you participate in our
Volunteer Committees. The IAC is a non-
profit Volunteer Center Association, that
belongs to all the members, our Board of
Governors reflects our values and the
inner beliefs of the Association. The Board
consists of coaches (members) from all
around the world.
MEET OUR BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Coaching helps open the mind and when
it’s done masterfully it evolves
consciousness. If we keep classifying
others by religion, skin colour, language,
cultural background, tribes, and “Us”
versus “Them”, we won’t be able to see
through our own limiting beliefs and
blindness. We will ‘try to keep safe’ and
continue believing that somehow our “Us”
is superior to ”Them”. We will keep
thinking that building walls is the solution
to keep “Us” safe from “The Others”, from
“Them”.
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08I see coaching as a transformative and
expansive encounter between human
souls, in such a way that the coach is the
potential of the client’s soul. A coach will
only be able to perform at a high level of
consciousness and engage in meaningful
conversations with the client if he has the
capacity of vibrating on the same tone
(frequency) that the client is in, from there
anything can happen. It all depends on
where the client’s focus is. When we
understand that we are all one, the
division then fades and we can start seeing
each other as the same.
Join as an IAC - Volunteer, the coaching
community needs you!
(contact membership@certifiedcoach.org to
know more)
Write to me at josemanueldelrio@gmail.com,
lets keep this conversation going!
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It was back in 1993 when one of my
corporate clients asked me to give a
lecture about coaching for their VPs. I
told them I was no coach, nor did I
know enough to carry a decent
conversation on the subject!
Even though I was still cynical about
coaching, after graduate school, back in
1993, I considered joining Coach
University with Thomas Leonard. I was
hesitant since I felt more like Coaching
would get me a fancy badge, instead of
some robust and useful education.
Was this going to give me extra tools,
beyond the powerful ones I got in
psychotherapy?
After all, I was mentored by no less than
Dr. Marjorie Kawin in Los Angeles. So, in
the beginning, I dropped the subject, since
it felt more like Coaching was just a light
form of therapy.
By 1999, I decided to take those coaching
classes. I purchased extra tapes (yes,
cassette tapes) and attended sessions
over the phone. For me, it was the dawn of
eLearning, live from an authority, sitting
at my couch, cozy and sipping from my
coffee cup. I even took some of those
classes while working at a hospital.
Little by little, drop by drop, coaching
started to make a profound mark on my
soul.
09ON BECOMING A COACH
LUIS GAVIRIA
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Little by little, drop by drop, coaching started
to make a profound mark on my soul
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Why in the first place had I become a
health professional? Somehow, I started
to reconnect with my desire to help
people, to support them in their journey to
regain their lives after being struck by
catastrophic illnesses. I embraced my
need to live a meaningful life. I was
surviving a heartbreak that almost got me
to the point of considering ending my life.
It was one of the toughest times of my
existence, and prayer got me through
really.
One of the things I prayed to God for was
to help me create a life worth living; a
peaceful, abundant, fruitful and
meaningful life. It all started to fall into
place. The quality of my interactions with
my family and my patients began to
improve greatly. Eventually, I understood
that being obsessed with one’s self and
with our own stuff not only disconnects us
from others but brings about despair and
depression. In coaching I found simple yet
meaningful ways to get back to a more
spiritual way of living, through helping
others in their quest for meaning and for
living lives that matter.
I reconnected with my kids and they
became close allies. In the middle of
reinventing myself I came across my
childhood sweetheart, Beatriz, and fell in
love once more. The spark is still there,
and we have been together for eleven
years.
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She was a sports coach, and I, a health and
executive coach. To both of us, supporting
others was at the core of our personal
transformation. We had in common a
great deal of love for our children.
Coaching became part of the way we
spoke at home. Better listening brought
more closeness and we found we had
many shared interests. By that time, I had
got hooked into reading the IAC Coaching
Masteries, which brought a lot of value to
my coaching practice, and it also became
part of our lives. So, coaching has brought
a great deal of goodness to my life.
The way I spoke to our heart and brain
surgery patients changed. I was more
compelling and more influential in the
ways they engaged with their treatment. I
felt I had more impact, being there for
them, whether in the ICU or during those
procedures. I knew I was making a
difference.
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I went back to coaching school, now Coachville, and again took all the classes
with Dave Buck, Deanna Stull, Terry Haze and Eduardo Vier. Every class would
bring new insights. Even those subjects I had studied before, this time I saw
them in a new light. I knew I had to help others in finding some of the tools,
strategies and insights that have meant so much to me.
I found that the more I share with others, the more I coach, the more I teach, the
more I become whom I came to be in this world. This has been a long journey, a
very adventurous one. After thousands of coaching sessions, years of teaching,
years of finding myself helping others in finding their way, I have found my own
way.
I also realize that I didn’t become a coach the very day I graduated from
Coachville or when I received my Certified Professional Coach distinction.
Becoming a coach is something I earned day by day by living with integrity,
coaching clients, teaching others, facing my own challenges with bravery,
dealing with my inner resistance and creating new and more supportive
environments. Living what I preach. Most of all, becoming a coach is a journey
back to love in one its purest forms: service.
I retired from my clinical practice and now devote all my professional time to
coaching, teaching applied neuroscience, coaching, leadership, helping and
inspiring others to succeed in their own terms. In doing so I find my own
success. It seems like after all these years, now I can carry a decent
conversation on the subject.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Luis Gaviria is Director & Provost at the Neuroscience & Coaching Institute as well as the current Vice-
President of IAC. He is a published author, speaker, and professional coach who lives with his wife and
childhood sweetheart, Beatriz, in Frisco, Texas.
Neuroscience & Coaching Institute
www.neurocoaching.us
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"..because love
is at the center
of it all"
You have thousands of "friends" on social
networks and ideal clients galore.
You look younger than your real age.
You have a spiritual guide, coach, personal
trainer, and a mentor.
You eat organically and have been to Italy.
You know your blood type, your personality
type, your enneagram and your astrological
signs. You are sexy in a good way. You are
free, fashionable and laugh at political
humour.
TAKING CARE OF YOUR
MIND AND BODY
MARTHA PASTERNACK
IAC-CC MASTERIES MASTER COACH
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You know who Paul Simon is, how to say the
Pledge of Allegiance and have been through
air-raid drills. You have been Googled,
Twittered, tweeted, pinned, poked and
launched.
You have lost weight and gained insight.
You meditate, concentrate, rarely hesitate
and even more rarely procrastinate.
You have been on retreat and to a spa.
You have been vegetarian, vegan and/or
macrobiotic.
You have started to cook with coconut milk.
You know what I mean when I say, "tap to
free your emotions."
You reduce, reuse and recycle. You re-create
and recreate.You understand what
"sustainability is a green issue" means.
You know that money isn't everything, but
that it sure helps a lot.
You are old enough to be a grandparent, yet
your kids have no inclination toward
creating a family.
Or, you are a grandparent and the grand kids
represent seven different countries around
the world.
And you tell me something is still missing.
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Where is the love?
Where is your love?
What do you love?
Who do you love?
Do you love yourself?
Can you be still?
Can you smile and laugh out loud?
Can you do without, with less, or with just
enough?
Can you cry?
Can you allow pain to penetrate your
resistance to being really happy?
Are you willing to keep going?
Do you welcome fear as a friend who can
help?
I have always been curious, and my curiosity is
ignited.
I wonder:
Somewhere within this precocious curiosity of
mine dwells my personal work as well as my
professional work.
I help people who are external successes and
internal messes find that missing link between
having it all and being free to enjoy it, because
love is at the center of it all.
An old man told me once that love is the only
thing that matters. I believe him. I wonder if
there is more love awaiting your discovery. I
mean, deep abiding love that is unconditional,
forgiving and, compassionate. Ask yourself the
questions above and see what you discover for
yourself.
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"Where is the
LOVE?"
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and Franklin taking the floor to discuss
coaching related to psychosomatic issues
raised by the audience.
Impromptu coaching took place on the spot.
One such engagement featured Dr Ashif
from Bangladesh who, after this event, and
with Capt. Shan’s encouragement and
support, went back to Bangladesh to
establish the IAC Dhaka Chapter.
@iacdhaka
Overall, this forum was an unmitigated
success. The Chapter thanks all its members
who worked hard to pull this event through.
A special thanks to MIM for hosting the
event.
It was quite gratifying to see a handful of
university students join this forum as well.
All in all, much learning and networking took
place. The IAC banner was held up high!
IAC Kuala Lumpur (KL) was featured by
the Malaysian Institute of Management
(MIM) in a forum on 9th March, at MIM's
training facility.
The response was overwhelming with 54
participants turning up. The Forum
opened with an interactive talk on
“Psychosomatic Considerations in
Coaching” by Chapter Lead, Franklin
Morais.
After the interactive talk by Franklin, the
forum proper began with IAC Chapter
Advisor, and IAC Global President-Elect,
Capt. (Rtd) Shanmugam Moorthi,
together with IAC coach, Dr Zainal
Ahmad,
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FROM KUALA LUMPUR
"PSYCHOSOMATIC CONSIDERATIONS
IN COACHING" FORUM
9 March 2019
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CHAPTER NEWS 16
FROM KUALA LUMPUR
UNLOCKING THE MASTERIES FORUM
9 March 2019
On this 13 April 2019, the
chapter organized the
“Unlocking the Masteries”
workshop and forum. Again,
this event was well attended
with 38 participants cramming
into the venue designed to only
hold up to 30 people
comfortably.
IAC Coaches, Mr Andy Cheong
and Adibah Salleh, facilitated a
great time of learning on how
to “Unlock the Masteries” in a
facilitated manner. There were
quite a number of new-comers
to IAC in this event.
At the end, the “talking stick”
was used to gather final
feedback from each and every
participant. Feedback was very
positive and encouraging!
More events to come from this
KL Chapter.
Once again, the event held the
IAC banner high. There was
much energy in the discussions.
Even a veteran coach was
present from another
organization, and was in much
agreement with the Masteries
discussed.
Another gratifying fact was the
presence of at least 4 university
students, two of whom had
earlier attended the IAC-MIM
forum on 9 March. KL Chapter
is hoping to harness the vigour
and vitality of the youth, and
set up tertiary chapters.
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IAC KL EVENT, 9 MARCH 2019
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IAC KL EVENT, 13 APRIL 2019
IAC KL EVENT, 9 MARCH 2019
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CHAPTER NEWS 18
IAC SINGAPORE CHAPTER RELAUNCH
More than 20 IAC members and friends came
together on Saturday, 13 July 2019 to
celebrate the relaunch of the IAC Singapore
Chapter. Over the course of the months
ahead, IAC Singapore intends to introduce
more activities for members and the coaching
community in Singapore to encourage
continuous learning and strengthening of the
IAC Masteries.
SATURDAY, 13 JULY 2019, 9AM TO 12PM
(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT SECOND ROW - DR RAMESH TARANI, LESLIE YONG, MARK KHNG,
GRACE CHAN, LIOW MEOW KEE, RAYMOND WONG, JUSTINE LEE, JAMES NG, WEI LAI, DR
KAVITA SETHI, GEORGE GOH)(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW – TEO JIN LEE, MAUDE
MANZEN, STEPHANIE HO, DENISE PANG, CHOW TOOK GUAN, JJ TAN)
Building a community for positive impact
through the IAC® Values and Masteries
Supporting IAC members on their path to
certification
Developing and advancing the coaching
profession
Ms Stephanie Ho (IAC CMC & President of
the IAC Singapore Chapter) carries forward
the stewardship of the IAC from Ms. Teo Jin
Lee (IAC BOG 2012-2016) with a focus on:
1.
2.
3.
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From transaction to transformation – as
digitization accelerates transactional
nature of even human interactions, as
coaches, we are mindful of the
transformative impact of coaching, part of
a lifelong learning journey. How we
measure the results of coaching needs to
take into consideration not just short-
term output but sustainable impact. ·
Intersection of experience and process –
while clients’ preferences may shift to
coaches with industry skills and
experience, as coaches, the focus is
partnership with the client in the process
of discovery and expansion of
possibilities.
During the launch, IAC members and friends
engaged actively in world café style
conversations about the trends that will
redefine coaching and the IAC values that
keep coaching grounded. Some common
themes include:·

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CHAPTER NEWS 19
IAC SINGAPORE CHAPTER RELAUNCH
SATURDAY, 13 JULY 2019, 9AM TO 12PM
(STEPHANIE HO, TEO JIN LEE)
IAC VISION,
MISSION AND
VALUES –
GROUNDING THE
COACHING
PROFESSION IN
THE DIGITAL AGE.
MAKING A POSITIVE IMPACT – ONE CONVERSATION AT A TIME
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IAC CHAPTER EVENTS
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IAC COSTA RICA LEARNING
MEETING "CONSCIOUS FOOD
FROM LOVE WORKSHOP,
FEB 2020
IAC PANAMA TEAM MEETING, FEB 2020
IAC INDIA TEAM MEETING, BANGALORE, JAN
2020
IAC HONG KONG LEARNING
MEETING, "THINK BROADER FOR
HONG KONG WORKSHOP AND
OFFICIAL LAUNCH", DEC 2019
IAC SRI LANKA LEARNING
CONVERSATION "CONVERSATIONS
AND IAC COACHING MASTERIES"
IAC PERU LEARNING MEETING
"<<MASTER # 10, LOVE>> LIVING
THE IAC® MASTERS CONNECTED
WITH THE SERIES OF WEBINARS
QUO VADIS COACHING?", DEC 2019

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IAC VIRTUAL EVENTS
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IACIAC CHINA JIANGSU CHAPTER "UPLIFT SPIRITS
AND BUILD COMMUNITY WITH THE IAC
COACHING MASTERIES", FEB 2020
ONLINE LEARNING MEETING IAC IBEROAMERICA
(LED BY IAC CHILE), MAR 2020
IAC MALAYSIA AND SRI LANKA ONLINE LEARNING
MEETING, MAR 2020
Online learning meetings are open and free
spaces for our entire global community
where the leaders of our chapters provide
current content linked to coaching and
human development based on the IAC
Coaching Masteries.
They are carried out under the global
coordination of IAC chapters (Coach
Guilian Carlotti) and regional coordinations
(Betsy Martínez, Denise Pang).
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IAC GLOBAL EVENTS
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IAC EVENT IN BARCELONA, SPAIN, NOV 2019
IAC CONFERENCE IN KUALA LUMPUR,
MALAYSIA, OCT 2018
IAC CONFERENCE IN BARCELONA, SPAIN, NOV
2019
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IAC EVENTS
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IAC GLOBAL CONFERENCE IN BARCELONA, SPAIN, 2019
IAC CELEBRATES THE DAY OF LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP
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IAC EVENTS
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IAC PRESIDENT'S AWARD OF EXCELLENCE - INDIA (L) & ARGENTINA (R)
IAC STEPPING INTO ITS 17TH ANNIVERSARY
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2020 President's Award Ceremony & Coaching Mastery in the 4.0 World Webinar
Powered by IAC Global
Sharing by Monica Siu, Chapter Leader - IAC Hong Kong (IACHK)
What a great and inspiring webinar. I can't help but share with you some words of wisdom captured:
"Before World 4.0, we focused on what to coach and how to coach, now in World 4.0, we focus on:
Why do we coach? Why be a coach?
Is our purpose to make the world a better place?
To make every leader a better leader"
- Krishna, the past President of IAC Global
"In World 4.0, there are 3 traits:
1) the World is defined by Black Swan i.e. unexpected events that shape the world. Leadership is about what
to do if things do not happen as the way it is supposed to
2) The global state of separation: i.e. Brexit. States tend to define what are theirs, so to protect themselves &
their benefit. On the contrary, this makes enemies, rather than benefit us.
3) Coaching helps us re-interpret this world. It inspires us [to determine] what kind of eyes and ears we shall
have in this VUCA world. Make it a VIDA (Spanish) a world full of dynamics and in which life is enhanced.
Coaching is not based on the asymmetry of knowledge (of coach and coachee) but on the infinite
opportunity."
- Fernando Saenz Ford
Hope their insights inspire you, too.
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Kah Keng Lim from Singapore
Luz Fanny Escobar from Peru
Sol Beatriz Villegas from Peru
Mathilda Andrew Abbie from Malaysia
Caique Diniz Ribeiro from Brazil
Silvana Mariela García Varela from Peru
Adibah M Saleh from Malaysia
Md. Faizal Bin Katimon from Malaysia
Andrei Spirtaru from Romania
Suzana Ibrahim from Malaysia
Jasmine/Lili Zhang from China
Priyadarshini Sharma from Singapore
David Jessee from United States
Alyce Penry from United States
Jennifer Puterbaugh from United States
Ricardo Olivas Fernández from Mexico
Solanda Kleyser from Venezuela
Leonardo Gurlino from United States
Coral Ramirez from Mexico
Yuhanis Amin from Malaysia
Bradley Smith from Canada
David Davila from United States
Bradley Smith from Canada
Michael Thundercliffe from Japan
Ta Wei [David] Huang from Taiwan
David Davila from United States
Penni Mayes from United States
Prebagaran Jayaraman from Malaysia
Domenico Sirica from Venezuela
James Lamson from United States
Masteries Practitioner (from October 2019 to April 2020)
Congratulations to our growing community of Masteries Practitioners who
recently earned the Masteries Practitioner designation:

Manuela Bolton from Switzerland
Yan Xu from China
Lisa Barnwell from United Kingdom
Shanmugam D Moorthi from Malaysia
Grace Chan from Singapore
Carlo Alberto Hung from Italy
Cathy Anderson from Canada
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We congratulate all of you for your commitment towards lifelong learning.
Welcome to the IAC family!
We have since had five times higher submissions than we did last year and while we
continue to grow, we are committed to supporting your certification journey.
Please reach out to us at certification@certifiedcoach.org for any clarification you
have regarding certification .
Certified Masteries Coach (from October 2019 to April 2020)
Congratulations to all the newly certified coaches who are now a Certified
Masteries Coach:

To become a licensee, every member needs to renew his or her IAC membership, in order to guarantee that
they will have a current membership during the whole year that the licensing to teach the IAC Coaching
Masteries is active.
From January 2021, every licensee needs to be at the Certified Masteries Coach level in order to be able to
renew the IAC Licensee to teach the IAC-Coaching Masteries.
From January 2021, every candidate to become an IAC licensee will need to fulfill the requirement of point B
of this motion.
From July 2020, If the licensee is paying someone to teach the masteries in their program, that trainer, needs
to be an IAC Active member and at the Masteries Practitioner Level at least.
From July 2021, any trainer that is teaching the masteries in any IAC Licensing School needs to have an active
membership and be at least at the Certified Masteries Coach level, in order to be able to teach the IAC-
Masteries.
Every Licensee that does not meet these requirements, the IAC will reserve the right to terminate, or not
renew the licensing to teach the IAC-Coaching Masteries and her/his IAC membership.
IAC BOG has approved a motion to change the qualification for the Licensee (and his/her teacher) applicant:
Purpose: Raising the Coaching Standard Globally
Dear Licensee,
The IAC in their process of continued learning and raising the standards of coaching globally have approved
modifications at the conditions of the IAC Coaching Masteries License program from its renewal or new
application as follows:
Revised requirements to meet by any IAC member applying for the IAC Coaching Masteries licensing program:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
We believe that all IAC Licensees are in the level required for the above modifications and the time frame is long
enough to meet without any inconvenience, but we understand it is the time shift the bar and comply with the
IAC certification level of coaches we already have.
Best regards,
IAC License Committee
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BOARD OF GOVERNORS, BoG
M SHANMUGAM,
CERTIFIED MASTERIES COACH
(PRESIDENT)
LUIS GAVIRIA,
MASTERIES PRACTITIONER
(VICE PRESIDENT)
JOSÉ MANUEL "PEPE" DEL
RÍO ZAMACONA,
(PAST PRESIDENT)
MARTHA PASTERNACK,
MASTER MASTERIES
COACH
(TREASURER)
TERRY LIPOWSKI
(SECRETARY)
ANJALI NAIR,
(2ND VICE PRESIDENT)
CARLA COFIÑO
(BOG MEMBER)
LEANNE CHAN ,
(BOG MEMBER)
PÉTER RUSZNÁK
(BOG MEMBER)
MONICA SIU,
MASTER MASTERIES
COACH
(BOG MEMBER)
FERNANDO CELIS,
CERTIFIED MASTERIES
COACH
(BOG MEMBER)
DAVID HUANG,
(BOG MEMBER)
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BOARD OF GOVERNORS, BoG (continued)
GUILIAN CARLOTTI,
(BOG MEMBER)
IAC VOICE™ TEAM
MARTHA PASTERNACK
MASTER MASTERIES COACH
CARLA COFIÑO,
DAVID HUANG,
ISABELL ZUBINSHA
MELVIN,
ARIF AHMED
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ROLANDO JURADO
MIGUEL URBINA
MIKE BRENES
Special Thanks to our Translation Team:

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Connect coaches to other coaches with shared values
Help coaches become certified by the IAC
Help coaches improve their practice
Publicise member benefits
Coaching skills
Business planning and operation
Marketing
Ethics
Interviews with professionals in the field
Research updates and Developments at the IAC
VOICE™ of the IAC, International Association of Coaching®, has been renewed in
interactive magazine format.
IAC VOICE magazine is updated and designed by volunteer coaches who are active
members of the IAC and provide valuable creative and content work for the entire
community. It has publications and articles from a team of IAC collaborators, as well as
external sources approved by the global communications team.
The IAC VOICE will be available on our official website and will be announced by email to
subscribers on a quarterly basis. VOICE will feature varied content, interviews, and IAC
chapter events along with presidential awards and certification designation
announcements. Our podcast and the learning zone will have recommended materials
such as webinars, readings, Ted talks and events. Other local or global learning events
will be shared to nurture the connection between IAC members.
The goal of VOICE is to support the IAC's mission (to expand the path to coaching mastery
by inspiring the on-going evolution and application of universal coaching standards.) and
to be a useful and comprehensive publication with content that aims to:
Topics: We publish articles on all facets of coaching and coaching business, including:
Types of content: We publish feature articles, monthly columns and member benefit
articles. Member benefit articles do not directly promote the member benefit; rather they
provide relevant information on a related topic.
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Length and Format: 600-700 words for feature
articles and columns. Longer articles will be
returned to the writer for trimming.All
submissions and content contributions must be
shared with the VOICE development team,
belonging to the communications team
through the means defined for this purpose:
email, shared folder in google drive or
Basecamp group (by define). All articles and
materials (images, videos, resources) accepted
are subject to revision, editing and publication
is not guaranteed. Shipments must include:
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A brief biography of the author.
Maximum length of 70 words
Contact information
You can include a link to your website
Digital photograph of the author (in colour
and not pixelated)
The author's social networks (with their
links to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn,
twitter).
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Contact information, web links and networks
will be part of the IAC VOICE Magazine
volunteer author base. The VOICE
development team will determine the proper
use of this content within the magazine.
Payment:
This publication is the newsletter of
IAC, a non-profit organization. We do
not pay for material.
Advertising:
We do not accept advertising.
Advertisers may wish to submit an
article for consideration of publication
at the discretion of the editor. of this
content within the magazine.
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