The increasing accessibility and power of AI has led to an explosion of tools offering services like coaching and mentorship. As these services become commonplace, questions arise about the essence of coaching, the elements that remain uniquely human, and how AI can complement rather than replace these human aspects. Alex believes that the time has never been better for coaching, coaches and clients, as long as we are prepared to put to action the adaptability and vulnerability required to change and grow. AI can help us do that. The ICF and the ICF competencies model can play a significant role in raising coaching quality and standards, using AI across multiple coaching sessions to assist coaches’ self-reflection, mentorship and also to further refine and improve the competency models.
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Alex Haitoglou, co-founder and CEO of Ovida, has created the world's first AI platform aimed at enhancing the fundamental communication skills for leadership and coaching. Ovida supports leaders and coaches in their growth by providing AI-generated objective data, video reviews for self-reflection, and expert human mentoring. With a background in Business Economics and German, Alex worked with Procter & Gamble in global business leadership roles and also led their global Grow Coaching program, training hundreds of leaders in coaching skills as well as business coaches. He later assumed executive positions at Walgreens Boots Alliance working across geographies in healthcare. Moving into entrepreneurship, Alex built a Health-tech business that was acquired by a major European retailer, and 3 years ago launched Ovida with his partner Bryan Watson.
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