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SUMMARY:Decoding Human Behaviour with the Process Communication Model® with Gogo Cheng and Andrew Sheridan
DESCRIPTION:As a coach\, you already know that the quality of a conversation depends on more than your questions. It depends on how well you read the person in front of you — their communication style\, what they need to feel safe\, and how they behave when they’re under stress. \nThe Process Communication Model® (PCM) gives coaches a practical\, evidence-based framework to do exactly that. Developed by NASA psychologist Dr Taibi Kahler\, PCM identifies six distinct personality types — each with their own communication preferences\, motivational needs\, and stress patterns. Once you can recognise them\, you can adapt in real time. \nJoin us for an intimate evening conversation with Gogo Cheng — PCM Certified Trainer and Founder of The Clienteling Academy™\, whose work sits at the intersection of people\, behaviour\, and the art of connection — and Andrew Sheridan — Master Certified Coach and Managing Partner of Co-Active Training Institute Singapore\, who has integrated PCM into his own practice as a tool for understanding clients more fully\, faster — as they explore what PCM is\, how it works\, and what it’s like to actually use it with your coaching clients. \nWhat to expect\nA relaxed\, informal conversation — not a lecture or a sales pitch. Gogo and Andrew will share how PCM has changed the way they work\, coach and relate\, with space for your questions throughout. Come curious. \nThis evening is for you if: \n\nYou’re a coach looking to deepen your understanding of the people you work with\nYou’re curious about frameworks that complement Co-Active or other coaching approaches\nYou want practical tools that help you adapt your communication style to different clients\nYou’ve heard of PCM and want to know more before exploring it further \n\nYour hosts \nGogo Cheng Founder\, GC Consulting & The Clienteling Academy™ | PCM Certified Trainer Gogo brings PCM to the worlds of luxury\, leadership\, and client relationships — helping coaches and organisations put genuine human understanding at the centre of how they work. \nAndrew Sheridan Managing Partner\, Co-Active Training Institute Singapore | Master Certified Coach | PCM Certified Coach Andrew works at the intersection of Co-Active coaching and human development — and has found PCM to be one of the most useful additions to his coaching practice. \nEvent details\n📅 Monday\, 25 May 2026\n🕕 6:00 – 8:00 PM SGT\n📍 Co-Active Training Institute\, Singapore\n🎟️ Complimentary entry. Intimate format — places are limited \nLight refreshments and a glass of bubbly will be provided \nReserve your seat now
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LOCATION:Co-Active Singapore Office\, 38 North Canal Road\, Level 4\, 059294\, Singapore
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SUMMARY:Ask Us Anything: Life With Co-Active (Coaching Inside the Organisation)
DESCRIPTION:Ask Us Anything: Life With Co-Active \nCo-Active training doesn’t just develop coaches. It changes how leaders lead — inside organisations\, inside teams\, and inside the conversations that matter most. \nSharon Lim and Zaf Djabri know this firsthand. Both spent years bringing their Co-Active training into the heart of one of the world’s largest banks — coaching senior leaders\, developing teams\, and driving transformation from the inside. They didn’t wait until they left to use what they’d learned. They used it every day\, in the roles they already had. \nOn 29 May\, they’re sharing what that actually looked like — how Co-Active shaped the way they worked\, what it made possible inside an organisation\, and yes\, how it eventually became the foundation for something independent. \nIf you’re a leader\, HR professional\, or coach working inside an organisation and wondering how Co-Active could deepen the work you’re already doing — this session is for you. \nWho you’ll hear from: \nSharon Lim (CPCC 2014\, PCC) — ex-L&D at Standard Chartered\, now a professional coach\, leadership facilitator\, and Organisational Development practitioner. Tree-hugger. \nZaf Djabri (CPCC 2021\, PCC) — ex-consulting and ex-Standard Chartered\, now a professional coach and psychotherapist. Film buff\, aspiring marathon runner\, and part-time wizard. \n📅 Thursday\, 29 May 2026\n🕕 12:30PM – 2:00PM SGT\n 📍 Online via Zoom \nThis event is free for anyone new to or curious about the Co-Active programme. \nCome if you work in HR\, L&D\, or organisational development and want to understand how Co-Active translates into real leadership practice. Or if you’re already Co-Active trained and looking for inspiration on how to use it more fully in your current role. Or if you’re simply curious about where the journey can lead. \nBring your real questions — they’ll bring real answers.
URL:https://coactivesingapore.com/upcomingevent/ask-us-anything-29may/
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