Holly Bennett & Julie Haddock-Millar

Supporting the diverse needs of field workers in the humanitarian sector

Theme: Diversity & Inclusion for Organisations

Area: Mentoring

Style: Mainly Discussion

Type: Workshop

Session on 3 June 2020 11:15 UTC - View on timetable

Session

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This session provides participants with the opportunity to consider the design and development of mentoring and coaching programmes, focusing on the diversity of needs, and how the degree of diversity influences programme design and development. Aspects of diversity include geographical, cultural, role orientation, and developmental domains. Providing an in-depth case study exemplar of developmental mentoring for humanitarian field workers, participants will appreciate the complexities and considerations given to all elements of the programme management cycle.

Bio

Holly Bennett works for Médecins Sans Frontières as the Evaluation and Capitalisation Manager of the Mentoring and Coaching Hub based in Oslo, Norway. She has a Post Graduate Certificate in Mentoring and Coaching from Sheffield Hallum University (UK), and is an EMCC Global Accreditation Volunteer and Accreditation Assessor for EMCC Global Individual Accreditation (EIA).

Dr Julie Haddock-Millar is an Associate Professor of HRM at Middlesex University Business School (UK), Visiting Professor at the International University of Monaco, EMCC UK Executive Board joint Professional Development Director, and EMCC Global WorkGroup leader for the International Standards in Mentoring and Coaching Programmes (ISMCP) for EMCC. She is EMCC accredited at Senior Practitioner level.