Advanced Leader Coaching Accelerating Personal, Interpersonal and Business Growth

Described by Professor Jonathan Passmore, Director of the highly regarded Henley Business School Centre for Coaching, as "a fabulous book written by two highly experienced coaches (providing) a wealth of details to support the Executive Coach and individual leaders," Advanced Leader Coaching is the must have reference book and guide for all Executive and Leadership coaches. Written by Professor Chris Edger (a shortlisted author of multiple books on leadership and coaching) and Dr Nollaig Heffernan (inventor of the ILM 72 leadership style psychometric test and member of the Centre for Neuroscience, UK) Advanced Leader Coaching provides leading-edge insights into the way in which professional or workplace-based coaches can optimize Executive and Leadership performance. Practical and easy to use, it provides coaches with an overarching ‘Advanced Leader Coaching Model,’ focused upon accelerating three key leadership factors: personal, interpersonal, and business growth.

Professor Chris Edger PhD, MBA, MSc (econ), FCIPD, FHEA is a University leadership academic and the owner of the Multi-Unit Leader Company, a consultancy specialising in advanced leader coaching. Previously, in a commercial career spanning over twenty years, Chris held Executive Director positions leading Operations, Commercial, Sales and HR functions in UK and internationally-owned blue chip leisure organisations. A shortlisted author of twelve books on branded and franchised multi-site leadership and coaching (with books available in 943 university libraries worldwide as at May 20). Nollaig Heffernan PhD, CPsychol, AFBPsyS is an independent Management Consultant and Coach working with businesses from sole traders to multinationals specialising in Leadership and Management, Organisational Psychology, Workplace Performance, and Stress Management. Previously her research led to the development of the commercially available leadership styles questionnaire ILM72. She is a member of the Centre for Neuroscience, UK and is on the International Editorial Advisory Board for the International Journal of Stress Prevention and Wellbeing.