Charly is the founder of Climate Change Coaches, a company that helps people change their mindsets to get into action in the face of big existential crises. She founded the company when she realized that powerlessness was holding many of us back when it came to the climate crisis.

She also co-wrote the first book on climate change coaching, a form of coaching that Charly and her team have pioneered. The 280-page book offers practical easy-to-grasp coaching skills that build connection, shift mindsets and motivate people to act and embrace change.

PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS

•Over 3000 hours of coaching undertaken with clients post-training

•Fourteen years experience of facilitating groups and designing training courses

•Accredited by the International Coach Federation (ICF) as a Professional Certified Coach (PCC)

•Accredited Practitioner of the Insights Discovery Psychometric Tool, licensed to provide profiles and workshops

•Certified Co-active Coach, with 200 hours of training by the Coaches Training Institute (CTI)

•Organisational Relationship Systems Coach (ORSC), with 120 hours of training by CRR Global

•Professional insurance held with Oxygen

•Regular coaching supervision undertaken with a qualified supervisor

•Ongoing professional training undertaken every year

AFFILIATIONS
•Founding Associate coach and trainer to boutique leadership development consultancy, Jill McMillan Associates, developing leadership within FTSE 100 firms, global charities and public sector organisations

•Director on the Board of Oxfordshire Business First, a voluntary organization helping businesses to share insights and solve community problems

•Entrepreneur in Residence at Oxford Brookes University, learning from and hopefully inspiring students and members of the business community within the Business School, through lectures, panel discussions and special projects

•Trustee of the UK Friends of St Joseph’s School for the Hearing Impaired, raising funds and facilitating development projects for a specialist school for deaf children in Sierra Leone, West Africa

•Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts