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Coaching Culture at Work
Global coaching and leadership development consultancy founded by Carol Wilson, delivering ILM-accredited coach training, executive coaching and coaching culture strategy for organisations in over 30 countries. Services include leadership development, team building and specialist training in areas such as neuroscience-based emotional intelligence and diversity and inclusion, delivered in person and by distance. Clients include IKEA, GE Healthcare, NHS trusts and Arts Council England.
- Delivery format
- Hybrid
- Client type
- B2B
- Seniority served
- Senior Leadership, Mid-Management
- Sector specialisms
- Cross-Sector
- Countries served
- UK
- Also offers
- Group coaching
Clients include
Services offered
Price on request
Team development
Price on request
Diversity & inclusion
Price on request
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2005
Small
Last checked: 12 September 2026
Professional Coaching Credentials
Training & Accreditations Offered
Frequently asked questions
Is Coaching Culture at Work accredited?
Yes. Coaching Culture at Work is an ILM Approved Centre and holds Association for Coaching accreditation.
How many countries does Coaching Culture at Work operate in?
Coaching Culture at Work's own site states it serves clients in 42 countries.
What is Coaching Culture at Work's methodology rooted in?
Coaching Culture at Work traces its methodology to Sir John Whitmore's GROW model legacy in coaching.
Who has Coaching Culture at Work worked with?
Named clients include NCR, England Rugby, Johnson & Johnson, Visa and Jimmy Choo.
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