Bernadette Cass
Bernadette is an executive coach, organisational change consultant and developmental trainer and facilitator. She works with leaders to support organisations to perform at their best and achieve their objectives.
Her work is grounded in the reality of the client’s world, inviting leaders and teams to develop authentic ways of working, building on their existing skills and success. Clients describe her as powerful, developmental, positive, challenging and results focussed.
Bernadette is an author and thought leader, her most recent publication being a chapter on Leadership and Teamwork in the prestigious Springer ‘Future of Business’ series. She is an accredited member of the International Coach Federation, a qualified coach supervisor and is a contracted Transactional Analyst in Organisations.
She has a strong operational business background, having held IT Board level roles for major blue chip and government organisations, where she was responsible for creating IT strategy and delivering global change programmes. Her interest in sustainable change and coaching developed as she explored systemic reasons that people embrace or resist new ways of working.
YORK TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS PEER GROUP Next Meetings: 11 June TA provides powerful ways to view the world and learn more about how to communicate and develop effective relationships with others.
online coach Supervision & development groups forming now
Supervision is a developmental process that enables us to work with protection permission and potency, deepening coach skills and self knowledge. Bernadette invites coaches to grow and develop, building on existing strengths, so that coach and client flourish and thrive.
Free taster sessions are avaiable. More information
International Coaching Federation York Group Next meeting date tbc A variety of meetings, discussions and development activities, and the opportunity to network with colleagues.
Visitors are welcome at all meetings. Do get in touch if you're interested.
Leadership and effective team working
A practical guide to how leaders can create and sustain high performing teams
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