Each month we share the latest from Meyler Campbell; we let you know all the news from the community and details of upcoming CPD and how you can book your place in the Events area. Featured each month in our Learn section, we share a range of curated resources which we hope you will find useful and interesting. Near the end of the Digest, we share how you can watch previous Event Recordings and listen to the Meyler Campbell Podcast Series.
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Join us for our anniversary summer drinks, surrounded by fellow members of our community, faculty, and leadership teams. It will be a wonderful way to spend a summer’s evening.
Invite a Friend
While this event is for our students and alumni, it’s also a nice opportunity to introduce someone new to the Meyler Campbell community to give them a real sense of what makes it so special. If you know someone who is thinking about becoming a coach or is curious about our programmes, we’d be delighted to welcome them.
Email us at info@meylercampbell.com to let us know, and we’ll be happy to add them to the guest list.
Event Details
Date → Thursday 03rd July 2025
Time → 6:00pm – 9:00pm (UK)
Location → The King’s Fund, 11-13 Cavendish Square, London W1G 0AN
An ‘Introduction to Mastered’ event with our
Interim CEO, Simon Fenton, and members of our faculty
If you’re transitioning out of your current role and are considering a portfolio career, a second career in business coaching or you’d like to develop your coaching skills, then come along and learn more about the Masteredprogramme so that you can decide whether or not business coaching is for you.
Date: Thursday 19th June 2025
Time: 5:30pm – 7:30pm
Venue: The Kings Fund, 11-13 Cavendish Square, London W1G 0AN
RSVP → Please email sophiesmith@meylercampbell.com to confirm your attendance.
Earlier this month, we joined in supporting #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek by reflecting on the vital role community plays in positive mental health and wellbeing.
We invited members of the Meyler Campbell community to share what community means to them – personally and professionally. Their thoughtful reflections, along with an editorial note from Faculty Member Dr. Simmy Grover, are now available in a single downloadable publication. These contributions reveal the deep connection between coaching, mental health, and the strength we draw from one another in our respective communities.
Download and read the reflections here →
Our heartfelt thanks to Kirstan Marnane, Richard Wade, Barbara Kearney, Mark Chamberlen, Ranti Williams, Sheldon Daniel, Rhian-Anwen Hamill, Dr. Saiyyidah Zaidi, and Alana Giles for their generous insights.
This week reminded us how vital open dialogue remains. Coaching continues to be a powerful force in building resilience and fostering spaces where people feel seen, heard, and supported. Let’s keep the momentum going – through honest conversations, mutual support, and ongoing investment in our collective wellbeing.
Together, we build stronger, more resilient communities – one conversation, one connection, and one act of support at a time.
Earlier this month, a special event was held at the UCL Cancer Institute to celebrate five years of partnership between Meyler Campbell and Cancer Research UK (CRUK). Since 2020, more than 60 Meyler Campbell coaches have volunteered their time to provide pro bono coaching to over 80 scientists as part of CRUK’s Future Leaders Programme.Faculty Member Ann Orton, who played an instrumental part in launching the programme, expressed gratitude to the coaches involved for their remarkable impact. Research Programme Manager Marjolein Schaap, highlighted the scale and progress of the programme so far, and one of our Meyler Campbell coaches, Claudia Reichmuth, shared a moving reflection on her coaching journey with Beth, one of the CRUK clinical lead scientists.If you are interested in finding more about this partnership, and perhaps offering your own services, you can do so here →
Making music without making a sound by Alastair Levy
What can today’s leaders learn from conductors? The answer is ‘a lot’.In a world of instability and uncertainty, leaders are increasingly turning to their coaches for calmness, clarity, and precision in their decision-making, communication, and leadership. The impact of great coaching is evident in the successes of our clients.
Our Insights series delves into innovative thinking, challenges existing theories, and equips you with the knowledge to excel in your coaching practice. We begin with a fascinating and thoughtful piece by Alastair Levy, a Mastered graduate who has developed a unique coaching model that intertwines his experiences in leadership and coaching with his background as an orchestral and operatic conductor.
Read Alastair’s article here →
Psychology Distilled: Making Meaning with Eyal Pavell
Tuesday 10th June, 2:30pm – 5:30pm (UK), In Person
The way we make sense of the world around us determines our thoughts, feelings, behaviours, and ability to adapt. Meyler Campbell Faculty Member Eyal Pavell will look at different explanations of how we organise ourselves into a cohesive ‘self’, taking into account how the different building blocks of our experience work together and affect each other. Register here →
Building Your Business: Finance with Wendy Walton
Wednesday 18th June, 12:30pm – 2:00pm (UK), Virtual
If you are thinking of setting up a coaching practice and are unsure of the best structure to operate under, this is the session for you. Looking at all things Finance, Meyler Campbell alumna Wendy Walton is our knowledgeable expert in this Building Your Business session. Register here →
Learn from the Community
Jojo Qiao’s Cross Boarders Coaching
Meyler Campbell alumna Jojo Qiao’s video interview series, Cross Borders Coaching, shares expert insights and real stories to help global leaders navigate cultural complexity. Watch here →
Make GenAI Work for You
Featured in a recent HBR podcast, Mastered graduate Teresa Ramos shares her insights into this conversation on human-centered GenAI strategies and offers real tools that you can use to enhance your strengths. Read more →
Learn for your Interest
Narcissistic Leadership and Relational LeadershipListen as Simon Western and Prof. Manfred Kets de Vries explore how narcissistic leaders can both inspire and destabilise, and how relational leadership offers a more connected, growth-oriented alternative.
Listen here →
Closing The Leadership Development Gap
This Forbes article highlights the urgent need to close the leadership development gap by focusing on self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and structured growth paths. It offers useful insights for developing future leaders.
Read more →
Building leaders from the ground up
Listen as McKinsey senior partners outline six key traits for modern leadership: optimism, selfless leadership, continuous learning, resilience, levity, and stewardship, and explain what it takes to develop these qualities.
Listen here →
Event Recordings
For those of you who were unable to attend, and those of you who did attend but would like to revisit, all webinar recordings can be accessed by Connected & Connected+ members here
Building Your Business: Psychometrics in Coaching with Helen Duguid & Penny Moyle
Helen Duguid and Penny Moyle guide attendees through a practical overview of the most commonly used psychometric tools, sharing expert insights on how and when to use each one effectively. Watch here →
Podcast Series
You can listen to all episodes of the Meyler Campbell Podcast series on the Meyler Campbell Connected platform. The series is also available to listen to on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.
Focus with Anna Phillips
This episode features an in-depth discussion with faculty member Anna Phillips. Anna is a leadership coach, a resilience practitioner and a mindfulness teacher. Anna aims to help her clients achieve peak performance while achieving a sense of balance in their lives. Listen here →
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