International Coaching Week Celebration February 5-11

TCA will celebrate International Coaching Week with a special program and Awards Dinner on Thursday, February 9^th.

Coaching Week Program and Awards Dinner February 9^th Details:

"Improv-ing Your Coaching Business" begins with networking and registration at 5:00 pm with the program to follow at 5:30pm.

The TCA Prism Awards Dinner begins at 7:00 pm.

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with others in the Middle Tennessee coaching community. A very special program and the Prism Awards dinner will be held on Thursday, February 9^th, beginning with networking and registration at 5:00pm, at the Second Harvest Food Bank.

Registration deadline is Monday, February 6. Pre-registration is required for this EVENT.

IMPROV-ing Your Coaching Business

Join us for a special program created to help you master the art of being in the moment with your clients. You will be guided through an hour of intensely creative learning techniques and play. Receive the gift of laughter and the beauty of fun, condensed into a very productive session.

At the conclusion, you will walk away with new tools and insights into the true art of “being” as a coach. The opportunities are endless as you implement these new tools to expand your coaching practice.

Jackie Welch Schlicher, ACC, NLPC is an actor, writer, speaker, and certified life coach who helps established and aspiring creative professionals – artists, writers, musicians, actors, and others – create meaningful work, doing the work that matters. Jackie is past President of Tennessee Coaches Alliance, and offers group and individual coaching as well as workshops and public speaking. Her recent film work includes starring a leading roles in the upcoming film, “Deadline” and in “Pure Country 2: The Gift.” She also makes an appearance alongside Gwyneth Paltrow in the blockbuster movie, “Country Strong”. She regularly performs as a member of the improv troupe “The Spontaneous Comedy Company”. Nashville theatre audiences know Jackie from her years on stage with the Tennessee Rep and other local theaters.

Seating is limited, so register soon.

Cost for Program and Dinner: $35.00

Location:

Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee
331 Great Circle Road
Nashville, Tennessee 37228

Click here to Register Now!

How do you know if your marketing is clearly conveying YOUR messages? Does it get you clients? The truth is that it doesn’t matter how good you are as a service professional. If you don’t master marketing, you won’t have enough clients to build a sustainable business.

On January 13^th, join us for an interactive session where you will be guided through a simple 6-step process designed to help you create a coaching practice marketing plan that will help you attract all the clients you can handle in 2012. We’ll explore how to clarify your target market, how to simply identify what your ideal client really wants… and is willing to invest in...and how to integrate marketing into everything you do so you eliminate the feast or famine income cycles.

Camara Randolph, Marketing Technologist and Coach, will be our featured speaker and facilitator. Camara teaches high impact, high value marketing strategies that help service professionals connect with just the right clients. Camara works best with clients who want to expand their reach, their impact and their income. Prior to beginning her own coaching and consulting practice, she worked for Sales and Marketing organizations including the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau, Bath & Body Works, Nortel Networks, and the journal Science. Camara is a Tennessee Coaches Alliance member and currently serves on the Board of Directors.

So, it’s another year and what will be different for your coaching practice?  When people hear your marketing message, do they know exactly how you can help them? Do they know how their life, their business, their health, their relationships, their finances will be different as a result of working with you? And…will they find you when they are ready to make the changes?

How do you know if your marketing is clearly conveying YOUR messages? Does it get you clients? The truth is that it doesn’t matter how good you are as a service professional. If you don’t master marketing, you won’t have enough clients to build a sustainable business.

On January 13^th, join us for an interactive session where you will be guided through a simple 6-step process designed to help you create a coaching practice marketing plan that will help you attract all the clients you can handle in 2012. We’ll explore how to clarify your target market, how to simply identify what your ideal client really wants… and is willing to invest in...and how to integrate marketing into everything you do so you eliminate the feast or famine income cycles.

Camara Randolph, Marketing Technologist and Coach, will be our featured speaker and facilitator. Camara teaches high impact, high value marketing strategies that help service professionals connect with just the right clients. Camara works best with clients who want to expand their reach, their impact and their income. Prior to beginning her own coaching and consulting practice, she worked for Sales and Marketing organizations including the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau, Bath & Body Works, Nortel Networks, and the journal Science. Camara is a Tennessee Coaches Alliance member and currently serves on the Board of Directors.

So, it’s another year and what will be different for your coaching practice? When people hear your marketing message, do they know exactly how you can help them? Do they know how their life, their business, their health, their relationships, their finances will be different as a result of working with you? And…will they find you when they are ready to make the changes?

How do you know if your marketing is clearly conveying YOUR messages? Does it get you clients? The truth is that it doesn’t matter how good you are as a service professional. If you don’t master marketing, you won’t have enough clients to build a sustainable business.

On January 13^th, join us for an interactive session where you will be guided through a simple 6-step process designed to help you create a coaching practice marketing plan that will help you attract all the clients you can handle in 2012. We’ll explore how to clarify your target market, how to simply identify what your ideal client really wants… and is willing to invest in...and how to integrate marketing into everything you do so you eliminate the feast or famine income cycles.

Camara Randolph, Marketing Technologist and Coach, will be our featured speaker and facilitator. Camara teaches high impact, high value marketing strategies that help service professionals connect with just the right clients. Camara works best with clients who want to expand their reach, their impact and their income. Prior to beginning her own coaching and consulting practice, she worked for Sales and Marketing organizations including the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau, Bath & Body Works, Nortel Networks, and the journal Science. Camara is a Tennessee Coaches Alliance member and currently serves on the Board of Directors.

So, it’s another year and what will be different for your coaching practice? When people hear your marketing message, do they know exactly how you can help them? Do they know how their life, their business, their health, their relationships, their finances will be different as a result of working with you? And…will they find you when they are ready to make the changes?

How do you know if your marketing is clearly conveying YOUR messages? Does it get you clients? The truth is that it doesn’t matter how good you are as a service professional. If you don’t master marketing, you won’t have enough clients to build a sustainable business.

On January 13^th, join us for an interactive session where you will be guided through a simple 6-step process designed to help you create a coaching practice marketing plan that will help you attract all the clients you can handle in 2012. We’ll explore how to clarify your target market, how to simply identify what your ideal client really wants… and is willing to invest in...and how to integrate marketing into everything you do so you eliminate the feast or famine income cycles.

Camara Randolph, Marketing Technologist and Coach, will be our featured speaker and facilitator. Camara teaches high impact, high value marketing strategies that help service professionals connect with just the right clients. Camara works best with clients who want to expand their reach, their impact and their income. Prior to beginning her own coaching and consulting practice, she worked for Sales and Marketing organizations including the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau, Bath & Body Works, Nortel Networks, and the journal Science. Camara is a Tennessee Coaches Alliance member and currently serves on the Board of Directors.

So, it’s another year and what will be different for your coaching practice?  When people hear your marketing message, do they know exactly how you can help them? Do they know how their life, their business, their health, their relationships, their finances will be different as a result of working with you? And…will they find you when they are ready to make the changes?

How do you know if your marketing is clearly conveying YOUR messages? Does it get you clients? The truth is that it doesn’t matter how good you are as a service professional. If you don’t master marketing, you won’t have enough clients to build a sustainable business.

On January 13^th, join us for an interactive session where you will be guided through a simple 6-step process designed to help you create a coaching practice marketing plan that will help you attract all the clients you can handle in 2012. We’ll explore how to clarify your target market, how to simply identify what your ideal client really wants… and is willing to invest in...and how to integrate marketing into everything you do so you eliminate the feast or famine income cycles.

Camara Randolph, Marketing Technologist and Coach, will be our featured speaker and facilitator. Camara teaches high impact, high value marketing strategies that help service professionals connect with just the right clients. Camara works best with clients who want to expand their reach, their impact and their income. Prior to beginning her own coaching and consulting practice, she worked for Sales and Marketing organizations including the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau, Bath & Body Works, Nortel Networks, and the journal Science. Camara is a Tennessee Coaches Alliance member and currently serves on the Board of Directors.