Julie Cohen earns credentials from International Coach Federation

July 2004 - Career and personal coach Julie Cohen has earned the Professional Certified Coach designation, becoming one of only about 1,170 credentialed coaches among the 20,000 to 25,000 coaches worldwide, according to statistics from the International Coach Federation.

Cohen, formerly an internal executive coach with Cap Gemini Ernst & Young U.S. LLC, a professional IT services and consulting firm, received her credentials from the International Coach Federation, the world’s largest non-profit professional association of personal and business coaches. ICF establishes professional standards and defines and supports ethics within the coaching profession. Coaching is a professional partnership which assists clients in achieving more fulfilling results in their personal and professional lives. To earn the PCC designation, Cohen had to, among other requirements, complete 750 hours of client coaching, 125 hours of coach-specific training and pass written and oral exams.

Cohen, immediate past president of the Philadelphia Area Coaches Alliance, a regional chapter of the International Coach Federation, is the founder of Julie Cohen Coaching which specializes in helping clients gain greater career satisfaction. In her work, Cohen challenges her clients to think differently to achieve the results they want. Coaching, she says, “propels people forward while helping them gain deeper personal awareness, making change possible.”

Cohen offers a complimentary coaching consultation for anyone interested in experiencing the power of coaching.

Julie can be reached via email at .