Profil ICF au 31 mai 2006

François-Noël TISSOT

Habilitations :
• coaching interne
• coaching externe
• porteurs de projet
• grands comptes
• coaching en anglais
• coaching en français

Ressource :
• déontologie
• déontologie francophone

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Company:	Une Identité Pour Demain ®
Location:	BP 263-09 F-75424 Paris cedex 9 Paris, FRANCE
Phone:	+336 8616 1888
E-Mail:	perQuem@Tissot-ID.com
Web Site:	http://www.Tissot-ID.com
Gender:	Male

Experience:	Project Manager Consultant Board Member Professional Executive Entrepreneur
Methods:	Corporate
Specialties:	Executive Coaching Business Coaching
Free Introduction:	Yes
Complimentary Materials:	Yes
• I coach such person or organisation pursuing greater clarity in the governance of their own projects, potential and destiny. • As a direct result, short-term objectives and performance converge within a chosen and monitored identity building process. • Besides humanitarian and citizen initiatives, my professional and corporate culture stems from a variety of industries sprung mainly from the U.S. and WESTERN EUROPE: France, Italy, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom mainly, also Belgium, Germany and Switzerland. An internal coach with one of Fortune's Global 100's in 2000-2002, François-Noël Tissot prepared the design of their internal coaching code of deontology, participated to initiating the ICF French Chapter in 2001, founding the first French-speaking deontology commission in 2002. A specialist in identity issues, he believes that any professional should be able to comment upon his deontology in his clients' working language. In 2003, he thus translated the ICF Code of Ethics into French, and made this translation available for vaidation by French speaking Chapters of the International Coach Federation. François-Noël was thus prepared when, on 8th March 2005, Coaching World published ICF new code of ethics, modified under David Matthew Prior's and Drazia Rubenstein's supervision, and approved on 22 January 2005 in an English version only. Francois-Noel authored a new French translation on 9 March 2005. With the approval of our chapters from Belgium, France and Montreal, he invited all ICF French-speaking coaches established in 27 countries to validate / amend his translation. Thanks to VPs Diane Brennan and Christine Martin, the revised French translation was posted on ICF web site on 3 June 2005. Habilitations : • coaching interne • coaching externe • porteurs de projet • grands comptes • coaching en anglais • coaching en francais Ressource : • deontologie • deontologie francophone. • I coach such person or organisation pursuing greater clarity in the governance of their own projects, potential and destiny. • As a direct result, short-term objectives and performance converge within a chosen and monitored identity building process. • Besides humanitarian and citizen initiatives, my professional and corporate culture stems from a variety of industries sprung mainly from the U.S. and WESTERN EUROPE: France, Italy, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom mainly, also Belgium, Germany and Switzerland. An internal coach with one of Fortune's Global 100's in 2000-2002, Francois-Noel Tissot prepared the design of their internal coaching code of deontology, participated to initiating the ICF French Chapter in 2001, founding the first French-speaking deontology commission in 2002. A specialist in identity issues, he believes that any professional should be able to comment upon his deontology in his clients' working language. In 2003, he thus translated the ICF Code of Ethics into French, and made this translation available for vaidation by French speaking Chapters of the International Coach Federation. Francois-Noel was thus prepared when, on 8th March 2005, Coaching World published ICF new code of ethics, modified under David Matthew Prior's and Drazia Rubenstein's supervision, and approved on 22 January 2005 in an English version only. Francois-Noel authored a new French translation on 9 March 2005. With the approval of our chapters from Belgium, France and Montreal, he invited all ICF French-speaking coaches established in 27 countries to validate / amend his translation. Thanks to VPs Diane Brennan and Christine Martin, the revised French translation was posted on ICF web site on 3 June 2005. ICF member number 1009731, since March 2002 ICF member n° 1009731, since March 2002