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Presenter Name, Credential Title. The Challenge. To conduct one of the most ambitious pieces of global industry research ever conducted on the field of professional coaching. Delivered in 9 languages Mobile device compatibility 6-month survey field time. The Outcomes. 12,133 valid responses

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  1. Presenter Name, CredentialTitle

  2. The Challenge To conduct one of the most ambitious pieces of global industry research ever conducted on the field of professional coaching. • Delivered in 9 languages • Mobile device compatibility • 6-month survey field time

  3. The Outcomes • 12,133 valid responses • 117 countries • Not one “zero return” day • All 50 U.S. states

  4. 117 Countries Participated 100+ returns (31 countries) 50-99 returns (7 countries) Fewer than 50 returns (79 countries)

  5. Main Findings About You—The Coach

  6. Regional Breakdown by Gender Coaching remains a female-dominated profession; however, there are more male coaches coming through in Asia and Latin America.

  7. Regional Breakdown by Gender Base: 12,091

  8. Level of Formal Education More than half of coaches have a third level qualification.

  9. Coaching Experience Coaches are becoming more experienced with almost one in five coaches now having at least 10 years experience. Base: 2007: 5,415; 2012: 12,090

  10. “I View Coaching as…” Coaches predominately view coaching as a profession. Base: 12,133

  11. Coach-specific Training More than three quarters of coaches have received accredited/approved coach-specific training. Base: 12,133

  12. Importance of a Credential Three-quarters of coaches (76%) agree that the people and organizations who receive coaching expect their coaches to be certified/credentialed. Strongly disagree Strongly agree Somewhat disagree Somewhat agree Base: 12,104

  13. Main Findings The Size of the Profession

  14. Profile of the Profession Three Key Statistics Total revenue generated by coaching: $1,979 million USD Total number of coaches: 47,500 Average annual revenue generated by coaching: $47,900 USD

  15. Profile of the Profession Three Key Trends Average fee for 1-hour coaching session: $229 USD Average number of clients currently coaching: 10 Average hours per week working as a coach: 13

  16. Main Findings Key Issues Facing the Profession Past and Future Trends

  17. Looking Back: A Volume Driven Recovery While the number of clients, coaching sessions, and revenue had increased, the average fee for 1-hour sessions remained the same over 12 months. Base: 9,820—9,927

  18. Looking Back: Will Key Indicator Trends Remain the Same? Both ICF Member and non-ICF Member coaches have the same positive outlook over the next 12 months. Base: 9,786-9,883

  19. Did the Global Economic Downturn Bring Coaches Together? More ICF Members (36%) than non-ICF Members (25%) have joined a professional coaching organization in the past 12 months. Base: 9,810

  20. Regulation of Coaching More than half of the coaches surveyed felt that coaching should become regulated. Among those coaches, and those who remained unsure, the majority felt that professional coaching associations were best placed to handle this responsibility.

  21. Regulation of Coaching Do you believe that coaching should become regulated? Who do you believe would be the best placed to regulate the coaching industry? Professional coaching associations 84% Unsure 24% Yes 53% Individual coach practitioners 6% No 23% Government entities 10% ICF: 55% Non-ICF: 51% ICF: 87% Non-ICF: 80% Base: 11,401 Base: 8,732 (those who answered “Yes” or “Unsure” to the previous question.

  22. Regulation of Coaching Do you believe that coaching should become regulated? Coaches in North America are significantly less likely to see the need for regulation. Base: 8,732

  23. Biggest Obstacle in the Future… More than 40% of coaches believe the biggest obstacle for coaching over the next 12 months will be untrained individuals who call themselves coaches. Base: 11,280

  24. Biggest Upcoming Opportunity… Just over one third of coaches believe that increased awareness of the benefits of coaching is the biggest opportunity for the next 12 months. Base: 11,300

  25. Final Report • Coaching Profession: Size & Key Trends • Profile of Coaches • Training and Accreditation • Profile of Clients • Interaction between Coach and Client • Key Issues and Future Trends • Technical Appendix

  26. Contact ICF ICF Headquarters 2365 Harrodsburg Rd, Suite A325 Lexington, KY 40504 USA +1.859.219.3580 icfheadquarters@coachfederation.org Coachfederation.org/coachingstudy2012

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