An exclusive 1-hour online session for coaches across Australia and New Zealand. Discover how the world's leading coaches are using AI to work smarter, save time, and deliver more value - without losing the human heart of coaching.

Experienced ICF-credentialed coaches in Australasia - You've built a practice you're proud of. You're curious - and perhaps a little cautious - about what AI means for the work you love. This online session is for you.

What you'll walk away with:

- A clear picture of where the coaching profession is heading in the AI era - and where it isn't.

- 1-2 practical techniques you can put to work with clients next week.

- A new lens on continuity, ROI, and personalised learning at scale.

With guest speakers Paul Findlay & Anthony Joy

About Paul Findlay

CO-FOUNDER & CEO, REACH LX · LEADER EXPERIENCE INNOVATOR

Based in Brisbane, Paul is Co-Founder and CEO of the REACH LX Leader Experience Platform. He has spent his career challenging the status quo of how learning and leadership get done, and is on a mission to improve the leader experience for more than one million leaders worldwide through evidence-based tools and AI-driven insight.

About Anthony Joy

DIRECTOR – CHANNEL PARTNERSHIPS, REACH LX · HIGH PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP CATALYST

Based in Perth, Anthony Joy is Director of Channel Partnerships at REACH LX — the Leader Experience Platform equipping leaders to excel at every step of their journey. Through his coaching practice, ADAPTIVE, he works with individuals, teams and organisations to help them achieve their potential in a rapidly changing world.

Before becoming a coach, Anthony built a standout career in senior marketing, GM and Managing Director roles across some of Australia's leading brands — including helping make the Australian launch of Pepsi Max the most successful launch of the brand worldwide.

He is on a mission to unlock collective intelligence and build high-performance cultures, one lightbulb moment at a time.

A recording of this webinar will be available to registered participants for up to 1 month.