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Learning Teams

Overview

Overview

The Learning Team element of our 10-month Leadership program, offers participants the opportunity to test out their new skills in a team environment. Each Learning Team comes together through Open Space Technology, and is assigned a group coach to help them develop and learn as a team.

 

Coaches

 
 
Coaches act as guides and mentors for the Leadership Saskatoon Learning Teams which are formed in January of each year. The purpose of the Learning Teams is to provide an opportunity to engage in deep learning where participants can apply the content they are learning at challenge days to a topic they have chosen as a team. We are very pleased to have the following individuals participate as coaches for our program.

Suzanne Anton

Suzanne Anton is a leadership coach and governance consultant re-shaping corporate cultures from the top down. After navigating the diverse terrains of marketing, law, finance, and corporate governance, Suzanne brings a multifaceted perspective to her work. Specializing in strategic governance and authentic leadership, her coaching and consulting practice supports executive teams and boards who are ready to embrace the new paradigm of work. Already a trained coach, Suzanne’s commitment to excellence is underscored by her membership with the International Coaching Federation, where she is pursuing her Associate Certified Coach credential. Suzanne also proudly serves on the Governance Professionals of Canada (GPC) and Credit Union Deposit Guarantee Corporation (CUDGC) Boards of Directors. Recognized for steering boards toward peak performance and nurturing leaders to their utmost potential, her strategic vision, business and legal acumen, and coaching philosophy remain at the heart of her success.

 

Lorna Callbeck Cross

Lorna Callbeck Cross (she/her, ENTJ),  is the President and Principal Facilitator of People Things Consulting a social purpose organization that focuses on diversity, inclusion and cultural competence across sectors and industries. Lorna has her Master of Arts in Global Leadership from Royal Roads University. She believes in expanding your mindset and heart set to build within the community where you live, and to find ways to support the global community. As a global citizen, Lorna is working to support those to better understand both our differences and similarities. Lorna is a Certified Leadership Coach (CLC) through Destination Leadership, a Qualified Administrator of the Intercultural Development Inventory® (IDI®), and a Psychological First Aid Training Partner, Facilitator with the Canadian Red Cross.

Lorna began her career in the not-for-profit world, moved into healthcare management, and launched People Things Consulting in 2010. In 2018, Lorna’s eldest daughter, Cassie, joined her as a business partner. Lorna’s youngest daughter Madison is an Animator in Vancouver.

 

Arin Jorgenson

Arin Jorgenson works to create sustainable people practices through leadership, strategy, performance & change. She currently works as a senior leader in human resources. Arin also has experience in corporate performance, change management and leadership coaching. Her consulting and leadership work covers corporate, public service, non-profit and small business types. She holds a B.Ed in Adult Education and an M.A in Leadership from Royal Roads University.

 

Tracy Kowalchuk

In living her own powerful life, Tracey founded TK Leadership Outside of the Box. Tracey offers training & coaching to leadership teams who want to work more cohesively to achieve higher collective goals. Tracey Kowalchuk is a Professional Certified Coach (CTI), an Associate Certified Coach (ICF), an expert facilitator and inspirational speaker. Tracey uses her talents to support clients through team development and one-on-one coaching. She helps leaders to gain insights, clarity and make decisions to improve performance. Tracey has a unique ability to zero in on issues and utilize her bold coach approach to help leaders discover their own leadership proficiencies. Tracey’s journey to supporting people started with her experiences of adversity at a young age. These experiences informed Tracey of the power of vulnerability. She uses this vulnerability along with her business acumen and coaching expertise to inspire clients to explore and courageously uncover their own unique leadership style. 

 

Kathleen Ozmun

Kathleen Ozmun is founder and principal of Crossing Point Coaching and Consulting. She offers leadership and team coaching, assessments, workshops, change leadership and management consulting. Kathleen draws from her 20+ years of experience in change leadership and management, team effectiveness, leadership development, adult education and facilitation to help leaders be successful. She also draws on her extensive training in interest-based mediation and negotiation to support leaders and teams to resolve challenging issues. In 2021 Kathleen earned the Certified Practitioner in Team Coaching designation making her eligible for the Practitioner Award as a EMCC Global Individual Team Coaching Accreditation (ITCA) professional designation, the first globally recognised standard for team coaching accreditation. She is also an Associate Certified Coach with the International Coach Federation and a Prosci Certified Practitioner. Her leadership coaching approach is based on her training as an Energy Leadership Index – Master Practitioner and Certified Professional Coach specializing in leadership through the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching. Kathleen integrates Systemic Team Coach (GTCI with Peter Hawkins and David Clutterbuck), team effectiveness (Team Coaching International), executive leadership (Center for Executive Coaching), brain-based coaching for work performance (Results Coaching), and adult vertical developmental (Coaches Rising) into her work. She applies Leadership Architect (Korn Ferry), MBTI, Human Synergistics, and Crucial ConversationsTM tools, as appropriate.

 

 

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