The Journal of Coaching Ethics (JoCE) is an open-access international peer-reviewed journal is committed to fostering ethical discourse within coaching practice, supervision, research and the coaching profession more broadly. The JoCE is also interested in the development of coaching theory, ethical theory and philosophy and how it applies to coaching practice. Learn more >>
Carol Kauffman
Carol is an Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School where she won a $2,000,000 award to launch the Institute of Coaching with co-founders Margaret Moore and Susan David. She also won the Inaugural award for a culture of excellence in mentoring, a Leader as Coach, a program now rolled out nationally. She is also on the faculty of the Henley Business School.
She is a Senior Leadership Advisor at Egon Zehnder where she has trained hundreds of consultants in coaching skills. David Noble and she co-authored Real-Time Leadership: Find your winning moves when the stakes are high published by Harvard Business Press.
Thinkers 50 shortlisted as one of top 8 coaches in the world and ranked #1 Leadership coach by Marshall Goldsmith 100 Coaches. She an international thought leader and practitioner in the field of coaching with over 40,000 hours of practice working with people from all walks of life from aspiring leaders to CEOs to elite athletes and royalty.
She and David Noble have created a unique two-on-one coaching model where they coach leaders together when the organization and the leader are in highly turbulent challenges.
