Keith Nelson
Postgraduate Diplomas in Executive Coaching and Coaching Psychology
Programme Director and Associate at the Møller Institute
About me
Creating strategic partnerships with clients been at the heart of Keith’s coaching philosophy. For 30 years, he has drawn on his expertise in psychology, leadership and management coaching to support executive leaders in their personal and professional development.
His executive coaching career began as Director of Coaching within a FTSE 100 company before he established his own coaching business in 2002. He is also a member of the Association for Coaching and works in accordance with its Global Code of Practice and Competency Framework.
Throughout his career, Keith has been committed to coaching leaders and sharing his knowledge to help others develop their coaching capabilities.
He has designed and delivered numerous coaching training programmes, including those at the University of Cambridge and the Møller Institute. He currently provides supervision to coaches, in both 1:1 and group formats.
Keith’s commitment to encouraging personal growth also extends to his writing. He is the author of Your Total Coach: 50 Ideas for Inspiring Personal and Professional Growth and Thrive Beyond Trauma: Coach Yourself to Move on in a Troubled World. He has also contributed a chapter, ‘Interpersonal Approaches to Coaching’, to Professional Coaching: Principles and Practice.
Publications
Your Total Coach: 50 inspiring ideas for personal and professional growth, 2010, Infinite Ideas.
Thrive Beyond Trauma: Coach yourself to move on in a troubled world, 2012, Grosvenor House Publishing.
Chapter 10: ‘Interpersonal Approaches to Coaching’ in Professional Coaching: Principles and Practice. Susan English et al, 2018, Springer.
Roles
Executive Coach
Coach trainer
Coach supervisor
Previous roles:
Keith established his coaching and coach training business after leaving his role as Director of Coaching and Development at EMAP, then a multi-media FTSE 100 company. Prior to that he published and edited a range of global, market-leading publications including Total Sport, the UK’s best-selling mutli-sports magazine.