Books and other publications
Walking with Leaders works at the leading edge of executive
coaching practice, training and thinking. We develop our own programmes
based on our years of experience helping a wide range of clients
to transforms themselves and their organisations. In the process
we have distilled our thinking on a number of issues which we have
published in books and academic articles. We have also lectured
widely on coaching and leadership themes.
The
latest book is Core Coaching by Sheridan Maguire, published
in October by the Directory of Social Change. This is a practical
guide to executive coaching that provides a toolkit of techniques
and creative approaches to help you manage difficult coaching situations
and help make coaching more interesting and engaging.
"The author sheds a lot of light ... his
no-nonsense approach brings clarity and practicality to workplace
coaching"
Peter Hill, Managing Partner, Coaching for More
Published
in 2007 by Margaret Lloyd and Brian Rothwell - Leadership 101
- is a practical guide for working leaders with 101 tips on
a wide range of leadership problems. This is leadership in action,
giving a variety of techniques with advice on how to put them into
practice. It also tells you about the pitfalls of leadership and
how to do the hard bits.
"Their 101 tips ... at last, tell the truth:
anyone can be a leader but the secret is a belief in values, a vision
and the courage to do whatever it takes to make it happen"
Geraldine Peacock CBE, former Chair & Chief
Charity Commissioner
"
The Possibility Horizon" by Margaret Lloyd and Sheridan
Maguire - Journal of Change Management Volume 3, 149 - 157
(2001) - a discussion of the conditions required for sustained organisational
change.
"Executive Coaching" by Sheridan Maguire - Managing Best
Practice Journal Vol 63 (2002)
Sheridan delivered the keynote speech at the University of Hertfordshire
Coaching and Mentoring Conference 2008
Margaret chaired the Leadership Forum at the European Quality 2002
Conference.
In 2001 Margaret delivered the John Loxham Memorial Lecture at
the Institute of Quality Assurance to great acclaim.
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