Holly Bennett & Dr Julie Haddock-Millar

Holly Bennett & Dr Juie Haddock-Millar: Mentoring and coaching in Medicines Sans Frontieres

Session on 25 November 2020 07:30 UTC - View on timetable

Session

The MSF Mentoring and Coaching Hub team have been engaged with EMCC Global since 2016 and have worked tirelessly to accredit their global mentoring programme, training and more recently their mentors. The session will explore the journey to accreditation and beyond.

Learning outcomes

• This session is looking forward to how we can continue our dialogue to support organisations worldwide committed to the EMCC Global, International Standards for Mentoring and Coaching Programmes (ISMCP)
• ISMCP is essentially an organisational checklist that guides the establishment of a coaching and mentoring culture in organisations. MSF uses this to shape how it supports its colleagues world wide.

Bio

Holly Bennett is the Evaluation and Capitalisation Manager of the Mentoring and Coaching Hub of Médecins Sans Frontières based in Norway. She is currently completing her Post Graduate certificate in Coaching and Mentoring at Sheffield Hallam University in the UK. She is responsible for the creation of a routine process for the monitoring and evaluation of both Mentoring and Coaching activities, mapping existing network partnerships and investigating new potential partnerships, locating know-how/innovation possibilities in the field of mentoring and coaching design, management, support to stakeholders, monitoring and evaluation.

Dr Julie Haddock- Millar is the EMCC Global WorkGroup Leader for the International Standards in Mentoring and Coaching Programmes (ISMCP). She works with both public and private sector organisations and holds positions with Middlesex University, International University of Monaco, Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, EMCC Global and the Higher Education Academy. She is a Consultant, Researcher and Academic, specialising in learning and development (L&D), mentoring and coaching. She works with organisations to develop, implement and evaluate L&D interventions. Some of her current projects include the design and delivery of the first NHS Leadership Academy EMCC Global Quality Award (EQA) Bespoke Mentor Training Programme; the design and delivery of the first EMCC Global Quality Award Programme Manager Training Programme (PMQA); she is currently leading on three projects with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) creating the evaluation framework for the MCHub Norway mentoring, individual and team coaching initiatives and carrying out the 2 to 3 year longitudinal impact evaluation. Working with Khulisa, UK, she is collaborating on a mentoring impact evaluation study. Julie is currently Associate Professor (Practice) and Senior Teaching Fellow of Human Resource Management and Development at Middlesex University Business School and Visiting Professor at the International University of Monaco. She leads and teaches on a number of postgraduate programmes in the public and private sector, including an MA in Management International Payments Ecosystem with Worldpay, MA Further Education Sector Management and Executive MBAs.