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How do leaders influence others now compared to 20 years ago? Our business environment has changed rapidly as our workforce diversifies and the same top-down approach no longer resonates with our aspiring leaders. Leaders using a "coaching approach" are increasing so much so that Harvard Business Review estimates that U.S. companies spend over $1 billion on coaching per year.

In this workshop, we will introduce and practice how to use coaching skills to influence those around you in a positive, professional way. Whether you are a senior executive, middle manager or future leader, these concepts and best practices will provide some quick hints on how to effectively work and communicate with your colleagues.

Josh Rhodes and Mariko Saigo both work as bilingual Executive Coaches for COACH A in their Tokyo office and specialize in coaching expatriates in and outside of Japan. While providing an interactive coaching environment, they will introduce some concepts and skills in which you can practice, receive feedback and take back to your workplace on the spot.

Facilitators/Presenters Bios

Joshua Rhodes, Executive Coach, Certified MBTI Assessor, MBA: With 13 years working in the learning and development industry, Josh brings a comprehensive skill set to his work as an Executive Coach at COACH A

Mariko Saigo, Executive Coach, Certified Professional Coach, Japan Foundation for Global Life-Long Learning Center, Certified Hogan Assessor: Mariko worked with J.P.Morgan Chase Bank for several years. She now works with top executives for major pharmaceutical, financial, and IT companies to drive business growth and bring organizational change to company culture

Participants who do not belong to any chambers are required to pay by credit card. Please complete this credit card authorization and fax it to: 03-3433-8454.


Elizabeth Handover, Deborah Hayden, Co-Chairs
Alison Birch, Royanne K. Doi, Makiko Fukui, Carolyn Gaskins, Mariko Nakazono, Aly Parker, Vice-Chairs
Women in Business Committee


NOTE 1: This event is OFF THE RECORD.

NOTE 2: If you cancel after the stated deadline, the full meeting fee will be charged to your account. Sorry, no substitutions or walk-ins.

NOTE 3: Women in Business Committee events are subject to special pricing due to subsidization by the Fund for the Advancement of Women in the Workplace.