Coaching for Ethical Practice: Building individual and team habits of reflection, accountability and action

Name: Coaching for Ethical Practice: Building individual and team habits of reflection, accountability and action
Start: 2025-07-30T23:00:00-0400
End: 2025-07-30T23:55:00-0400

Wed, 30 Jul, 11pm - 11:55pm EDT

Online Event

Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership

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Event description

We invite you to join us for a thought-provoking webinar, co-hosted by Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership and our partners at the Institute of Executive Coaching and Leadership (IECL).

This event will be hosted by our Director of Partnerships and Engagement, Catherine Woo, with special guest Charity Becker, Head of Coaching and Leader Development at IECL.

Event details

We regularly hear how Cranlana programs provide our learning leaders with a much needed opportunity to reflect, challenge and gain renewed clarity about what matters. But when the program ends and the intensity of working life returns, it can be difficult to make continued space for deep ethical practice.

This webinar explores how coaching - both formal and informal - can support leaders to keep ethical practice alive over time. In conversation with Charity Becker, Head of Coaching and Leader Development at our partner the Institute of Coaching and Leadership (IECL), we’ll explore how coaching models, tools and habits can help individuals and teams to build accountability, sustain ethical reflection and integrate values-based decision-making into their everyday.

Join us for a practical and reflective conversation on how leaders can use coaching to foster ethical inquiry, support thoughtful choices and embed these practices for themselves and their teams.

About Charity Becker

Charity is Head of Coaching and Leader Development at the Institute of Executive Coaching and Leadership (IECL), with extensive experience coaching leaders across sectors including banking, education, retail, and superannuation. With a background in leadership, talent and culture, she has led the design and delivery of coaching strategies for major institutions such as ANZ and NAB. Charity specialises in helping leaders navigate complexity, shift mindset, and build sustainable leadership practices; often drawing on 360 feedback, ethical literacy, and coaching frameworks. Her approach centres on unlocking individual strengths, offering honest feedback, and supporting behaviour change that aligns with both personal values and organisational goals.

About Catherine Woo

Catherine leads partnerships and external engagement for Cranlana. With a skillset in strategic growth, advocacy and stakeholder engagement, she specialises in building dynamic and sustainable relationships between business, government and civil society.

Catherine was previously CEO of the Australia-UK Chamber of Commerce in London, where she chaired the Australia UK Trade Policy Committee, providing industry consultation and advocacy to the Australia - UK Free Trade Agreement, and founded the Chamber's insights program, which included streams on Brexit, ESG, DE&I, Future Industries and Leadership.

Catherine has held additional leadership roles across government and industry, including as Head of Government Affairs at Australia Post and Investment Director, UK and Europe, for the Victorian Government. Catherine holds a First Class double Bachelors degree in Arts and Law from the University of Melbourne and was a recipient of the Percival Serle Prize for English and Critical Theory.

In the spirit of reconciliation Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.

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