Hybrid Program - Monthly Meeting
Two Paths Merging:
ART and SCIENCE of MCC Anchors
Date: March 13, 2025
Time: 5:00 - 8:30pm MT (Formal program starts at 6:30pm)
5:00pm - 6:30pm:
A unique Speed Networking event where you will get to know many people in our chapter.
Food will be available for in-person participants.
6:30pm - 8:30pm:
Chapter Meeting
CCEs: 1.5 in Core Competencies and 0.5 in Resource Development
Speaker: Fran Fisher, MCC
Location:
Virtual - Zoom
or
In-Person
Denver Institute for Faith & Work
8100 E Arapahoe Rd., Suite 303, Centennial, CO 80112
Listen below as Stan Ajemian, ICF Colorado Education Director,
talks with Fran Fisher about her topic.
Description:
Are you curious? As an ICF MCC assessor and MCC mentor, I’d like to introduce you to the MCC assessment system the ICF assessors are utilizing for evaluating the recordings that coaches submit for their MCC accreditation application. The system is called Behavioral ANCHORS, and the rating rubric is called BARS.
Included in my guided tour, I will share the FIVE KEY Qualitative Essentials required for demonstrating at the MCC level, and a spectacular DEMO video clip, showcasing PRESENCE, and what it means to "leverage" the use of SILENCE.
Participants will take away:
- Greater clarity about the new MCC Behavioral ANCHORS and BARS rating system, utilized by ICF for assessing applicants.
- How to apply the Five KEY Qualitative Essentials for MCC mastery.
- Greater understanding about the distinctions between PCC and MCC levels of mastery.
About Our Speaker:
Fran Fisher is a Master Certified Coach, visionary leader, international speaker, and published author. She specializes in mentoring experienced coaches for their MCC accreditation and also offers Advanced Certified Mentor Training. Fran is recognized internationally as one of the pioneers for coaching. She founded one of the first coach training schools accredited by the International Coach Federation, served as a founding ICF Executive Board member as Chair of the Credentialing Development Committee, and she has been serving as an ICF credentialing assessor since 1998. In 2022, Fran received the honor of the highly esteemed ICF Circle of Distinction Award. Fran’s vision is a world where everyone is enjoying a rich and fulfilling life, living true to their essence, life purpose, and values. She believes this is what the world needs of us—to be true to ourselves—and that coaching is the contribution we can make for this transformation in our world.
Fran lives near Fort Collins, CO, with her husband Pat Williams, which is unfortunately too far from Centennial, so she will be on Zoom for this event.