Coach Scofray becomes Ghana’s first Advanced Certified Team Coach
By William Beeko There are professional milestones that mark the end of a journey, and there are others that reveal just how far a journey has come. For Scofray Nana Yaw Yeboah, Africa’s foremost neuroscience-informed ontological executive coach, his latest international coaching achievement belongs firmly to the second category. The current President of the Ghana […]
Scofray Nana Yaw Yeboah, Africa's leading neuroscience-informed executive coach and President of the Ghana Chapter of the International Coaching Federation (ICF), has become the first Ghanaian to earn the prestigious Advanced Certified Team Coach (ACTC) credential. This achievement highlights his dedication to advancing the field of leadership and organizational development coaching.
The ACTC credential requires a higher level of expertise than individual executive coaching, as it focuses on team dynamics, relationship management, and organizational performance. Scofray's professional journey reflects his commitment to expanding the boundaries of coaching and positioning Ghanaian expertise in international markets.
He is also renowned for developing Neuro-Emotional Intelligence Training, which has been praised for its innovative approach to embodied transformation. This recognition marks yet another professional milestone for Scofray, who has already achieved the Master Certified Coach (MCC) credential and has been recognized as Africa's first Certified Ontological-Mindfulness-Ecological and Systemic Thinking Executive Coach.
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