Carrie Abner's guest appearances

Carrie Abner

The Coaching Show

ICF Germany 

Magdalena Mook

Damion Lupo

Marc Lesser

John Gray

Debi Silber

Michael Neill

Jim Smith

Michael Breus

Arjuna Ardagh

Karen Wright

Sharon Brown

Margaret Heffernan

Susan Bratton

David Drake

Rick Newman

OwlTail

Carrie Abner is an experienced association executive who has advanced professional associations at the local, state, national and international levels. With a passion for bringing together diverse communities of practitioners through common purpose and voice, Abner has more than two decades of experience in communications, domestic and foreign policy, and nonprofit management in her roles at the International Coaching Federation, The Council of State Governments and the International Council for Voluntary Action (InterAction).She currently serves as vice president of ICF Credentials and Standards, where she works to strengthen and grow the certification of coach practitioners around the world and ensure the highest standards for professional and ethical practice in coaching.Abner previously served as assistant director for communications at The Council of State Governments, where she worked with state legislators, supreme court justices and executive branch leaders to foster collaboration and sharing of best practices across the states. Her past experience includes management of U.S. federal grant projects related to prevention of violence against women, as well as the protection of refugee women and children in humanitarian crises.Carrie holds a Master’s degree in international affairs from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C.Business Website coachingfederation.orgLinkedIn Page/Profilewww.linkedin.com/in/carrie-abner-45b72423

Carrie Abner is an experienced association executive who has advanced professional associations at the local, state, national and international levels. With a passion for bringing together diverse communities of practitioners through common purpose and voice, Abner has more than two decades of experience in communications, domestic and foreign policy, and nonprofit management in her roles at the International Coaching Federation, The Council of State Governments and the International Council for Voluntary Action (InterAction).She currently serves as vice president of ICF Credentials and Standards, where she works to strengthen and grow the certification of coach practitioners around the world and ensure the highest standards for professional and ethical practice in coaching.Abner previously served as assistant director for communications at The Council of State Governments, where she worked with state legislators, supreme court justices and executive branch leaders to foster collaboration and sharing of best practices across the states. Her past experience includes management of U.S. federal grant projects related to prevention of violence against women, as well as the protection of refugee women and children in humanitarian crises.Carrie holds a Master’s degree in international affairs from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Business Website <a href="http://coachingfederation.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">coachingfederation.org</a> LinkedIn Page/Profile<a href="http://www.linkedin.com/in/carrie-abner-45b72423" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.linkedin.com/in/carrie-abner-45b72423</a>

Cultivating the Coaching Mindset with Carrie Abner

Carrie Abner is Vice President, Credentials and Standards for the International Coaching Federation. In order to achieve a coaching credential from the International Coaching Federation, you have to pass a performance evaluation in which a coaching recording is evaluated against a number of core competencies. How did these core competencies develop? How did the International Coaching Federation determine what these competencies are? Carrie Abner talks about the rigorous process that led to the update of the core competencies which will come into effect in 2021. ICF is the only coaching association (which we know of) that has endeavored and succeeded in such a thorough and multi-tiered process to determine what professional coaching looks like. Enjoy learning about it in our podcast! LinkedIn

Carrie Abner is Vice President, Credentials and Standards for the International Coaching Federation. In order to achieve a coaching credential from the International Coaching Federation, you have to pass a performance evaluation in which a coaching recording is evaluated against a number of core competencies. How did these core competencies develop? How did the International Coaching Federation determine what these competencies are? Carrie Abner talks about the rigorous process that led to the update of the core competencies which will come into effect in 2021. ICF is the only coaching association (which we know of) that has endeavored and succeeded in such a thorough and multi-tiered process to determine what professional coaching looks like. Enjoy learning about it in our podcast! <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/carrie-abner-45b72423/?jobid=1234" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a>

Carrie Abner / Kirsten Dirolf - ICF - Partner for highest quality in coaching. The development process of the new ICF core competencies