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Matt Somers
Matt Somers
Member Since: 14th Aug 2019
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Matt helps managers get good at coaching within the areas people most want coaching on: Sales, Leadership and Communication.
 
He has been in the training and development business for most of his career, focusing on the idea of the ‘Manager as a Coach’ since 1994. His training programmes, books, articles and talks have helped hundreds of managers achieve outstanding results through their people and teams.
 
Working internationally, Matt has engaged with multiple high-performance businesses, including HSBC, Citigroup, Scottish & Southern Energy and Sage PLC, with a strong record of feedback and subsequent success.
 
More recently, his time working in the Middle East has seen him representing some of the world's best brands in the work areas for which coaching is most often sought: Leadership Success, Sales Performance and Effective Communication.
 
To get in touch or find out more, please drop an email to [email protected] or feel free to call him on +44(0)7930553029
Matt Somers
Founder & Managing Director Matt Somers - Coaching Skills Training Ltd
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15th Mar 2021

A business case for coaching: how to measure the effectiveness of coaching interventions

Back when face-to-face training sessions and presentations were a thing, I used to like to ask my audiences to consider this question: “how...
Coaching
4th Feb 2021

Coaching: are goals still useful in a climate of rapid change?

I was involved in an interesting conversation with some colleagues recently about the nature of goals in light of the pandemic. It was...
Coaching
10th Dec 2020

Effective coaching is a matter of perspective

In the story of our life we tend to cast ourselves as the hero and others as the villains – but our villains are the heroes in their own...
Coaching
17th Nov 2020

Coaching: The words of wisdom that teach us vital life lessons

Last month I wrote about how much of my mother’s generation’s home spun wisdom could be found in modern approaches to coaching and...
Coaching
7th Oct 2020

Coaching: the ‘common sense’ approach to framing your thinking

My Mum was born in the mid 1930s and, like many of her generation, lived her life in accordance with any number of sayings and mottos that...
Training
21st Sep 2020

Coaching: three powerful questions to challenge your learners

One of the effects of Covid-19 and the lockdown has been to make leadership by ‘command and control’ virtually obsolete overnight. How can...
Coaching
9th Jul 2020

How to ask effective coaching questions

I undertook some primary research into coaching in organisations some years back when I was studying for my MSc. I was kindly invited by...
Coaching
11th Jun 2020

How to recognise and embed a coaching culture in your organisation

I had an interesting conversation (or do I have to call it a Zoom now?) with a senior leader the other day in which she explained that...
Coaching
11th May 2020

Performance management: why poor results should be managed with coaching, not disciplinaries

A friend of mine found a new job in sales after a long time out of work. He was both relieved and excited to land the opportunity because...
Coaching
17th Mar 2020

How to apply inner game coaching principles

“I discovered the opponent in one’s own head is more formidable than the one the other side of the net.” wrote Tim Gallwey in the Inner...
Coaching
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