Interested in Speaking Opportunities with ICF Edmonton Chapter?
We are looking for dynamic speakers to deliver innovative and informative educational talks to our chapter members.
Please review the speaker guidelines below. If you feel you are a good fit for our chapter based on these guidelines, please complete the Program Proposal Document (link to word document) and email it to programs@icfedmonton.com.
Speaker Guidelines
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We invite you to submit a proposal for an educational program that aligns with our mission to “To operate a thriving, credible, influential Chapter of ICF and be a leading voice/source of professional coaching in Edmonton.”
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We offer programs that provide Continuing Coach Education (CCE) units from ICF-ECC in two categories:
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Code of Ethics – these programs provide advanced coach training that relates to or expands upon the ICF Core Competencies. The training will help the coach to further develop their skills when working with their clients.
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Resource Development – these programs offer training in skills that contribute to the professional development of a coach (e.g. personal development, coaching assessments or tools, business building, or other materials that fall outside of Core Competencies.)
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Sessions should be experiential in nature to the fullest extent possible. Our coaching community benefits from programs that engage them with the presenter and other attendees.
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Promotion of services or offerings is not permitted during the program. No selling from the stage.
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Program Proposals will be reviewed by the Director of Programming and Engagement to consider individual merit, the needs of our organization, and the balance of the two year-long program content.
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Evaluation criteria includes, but is not limited to:
Quality of the information provided
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Experience and ICF credentials of the presenter(s)
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Value the session brings to coaching professionals
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Eligibility for ICF CCE Units, especially Core Competency CCE Units
