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ICF-GTA:  Greater Toronto Area

GOLDCORP INC.

Category: Private Sector: Big Business

Lead Coach: Valerie Davis

Niagara Institute

For Goldcorp:

Steve Reid – Chief Operating Officer

George Burns – President, Canada and U.S.

Johan Jacobs – Coordinator, Training and Development

For the Niagara Instutite:

Program facilitators  - Ken Ainsworth,  Donna Porter and Arthur Ridgeway

Goldcorp Lead Coach -Palma Robinson

Niagara’s Goldcorp Executive Coaches:  Randy Brooks, Nick Evans, Sharon Flanagan, Jenny Howe, Paul Hurst, Donna Manske, Helen Notzl, Beverley Patwell, Gail Rappolt, Palma Robinson, Bernard Theoret, Sharon Varette

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Goldcorp Inc. and its coaching partners at the Niagara Institute have completed a coaching initiative that is broad in scope and had an ambitious breadth in a Large Private Sector company.

The project involved:

1. Many managers within Goldcorp Inc. world-wide and many coaches
   

2. Several coaching retreats
   

3. Many points of individual and team coaching
   

4. Project completion on a broad scale over a period of a year
   

5. There were also clear efforts to leave a coaching culture in the organization post-project which was seen to be evidence of sustainability
   

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CHRISTIAN CHILDREN’S FUND

Category: Not-for-Profit

Lead Coach: Adria Trowhill

Posi-TRACK Coaching & Consulting

Supporting Coaches: Craig Trowhill, Janet Tisdall, Anna Ciciretto

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This proposal was clearly laid out and showed the breadth and depth of this initiative for the client. The Christian Childrens’ Fund of Canada . This project also had the distinction of clear goals and objectives that were directly related to the strategic focus of the organization.

Some of the many positive things about this submission were:

1. Two major coaching retreats
   

2. Many points of individual and team coaching
   

3. Completion of the project on a broad scale over a period of two years, showing  a clear didactic element, on the subject of coaching, in its project plan
   

4. Good examples in terms of how the coaching had moved the organization forward in a “coaching mode”
   

5. Clear efforts to leave a coaching culture in the organization post-project which was seen to be evidence of the sustainability of the coaching culture created
   

6. A final positive thing about this project is that it is still in place and expanding
   

Congratulations on your 2008 Prism Award! 

HONORABLE MENTION: THE BRICK GROUP

Category: Private Sector

Lead Coach: Dr. Pat Comley, Ed. D. ATC

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The Brick initiative was a very well laid out, with clearly told story of a coaching approach to management being taken in a private sector company.  The most important set of results, from the point of view of the evaluation committee was the thorough process that was used to support this coaching culture.

Honourable mention was given to this proposal in the category of Private Sector Companies, because:

1. The proposal was clearly tied to the organization’s leadership strategies
   

2. It demonstrated that the senior sponsors had a good understanding of their interest in taking a coaching approach
   

3. These leaders also seem integrally involved in the initiative
   

Congratulations on your “Honourable Mention” at the 2008 Prism Award!

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