“I can see niche markets evolving and I think that’s where there’ll be a variety and a strength; and coaching outdoors is one example of that”
Professor Jonathan Passmore muses over the wider coaching profession reflecting backwards over 2021; then forwards into 2022 and beyond. He delves into the accelerated growth of digital coaching, the democratisation of coaching and the unique skills coaches bring to their profession.
Taking coaching conversations into nature sits within this wider ecosystem and our conversations look across the broader business world set against unprecedented global events which have unfurled over the last twelve months.
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Jonathan Passmore is an internationally respected psychologist and one of the top 10 professional coaches in the world. He is also Senior VP at Coaching Hub, and part-time Professor of Coaching and Behavioural Change at Henley Business School and Professor Catedrático at the University of Evora, Portugal. Prior to joining Henley, he founded the UK’s first Coaching Psychology post-graduate masters degree programme in 2008 at the University of East London where he was programme director for five years.
Jonathan has wide experience in consulting, having worked for both bespoke leadership development consultancy firms, and global companies including PricewaterhouseCoopers and IBM Business Consulting. He has held several board-level roles in the public and private sectors, including chief executive for a national charity and chairman for a large sports and leisure trust.
Also a prolific writer, Jonathan has authored more than 100 scientific papers and over 30 books.
