When you’re working to influence culture, lead projects, or embed new practices - like content strategy - your ability to engage others is everything. But what happens when your stakeholders don’t share your priorities? Or your team looks to you for answers, and you want to guide, not dictate?
This 2-hour interactive workshop is designed to equip ContentEd+ Premium members with the core coaching skills that can help you:
Build trust and deepen your relationships with colleagues and stakeholders
Encourage greater ownership and confidence across your team
Navigate difficult conversations with clarity and calm
Influence without authority
Hold space for creativity, problem-solving and professional growth.
Join ICF-credentialed coach and founder of ContentEd, Tracy Playle, as we explore practical coaching tools and approaches you can use right away to increase your impact - whether you're leading a content project, building buy-in for a new approach, or simply supporting your colleagues through change.
You don’t need to be a manager or have ‘coach’ in your job title to benefit. You just need a desire to lead with purpose, empathy, and clarity.
About Tracy Playle
Tracy is CEO and Chief Content Strategist at Pickle Jar and the founder of ContentEd and ContentEd+. She is also an award-winning keynote speaker and coach. She has worked with over 300 education institutions in more than 30 countries to help them advance their approach to content strategy, content design and content marketing. She has spoken at conferences and events on five continents.
Before founding Pickle Jar in 2007, Tracy worked in-house at the University of Warwick (UK), latterly as Head of Research-TV. She chose to become a consultant so that she could have an impact across the education sector, not just within a single institution, and to have greater breadth and variety in her work. She is also an award-winning public speaker and accredited coach.
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