A superb team of international programme leaders, trainers, tutors, webinar leaders and supervisors supports the CSA Diploma programme – wherever it is delivered. This multi-layered support is one of the distinguishing features of the Diploma, ensuring that each student has input from a number of experienced coach supervisors throughout the programme. They are also exposed to many different ways of working as they develop their own supervisor skills.
Quality control is very important to us here at CSA; each member of the faculty, is not only an experienced, accredited CSA graduate in regular supervision, but each one has also shadowed on at least two further programmes, post graduation, before being selected. All members of faculty attend planning meetings and are mentored by the co-founders of CSA.
We provide the very best learning experiences for our students and the quality of the CSA Diploma in Coaching Supervision depends in no small measure on the exceptional quality, experience and support within the CSA faculty.
Lynne de Lay
One World Leaders
Biographical Info
Lynne’s career as an OD consultant, leadership coach, mentor, and coach supervisor spans over twenty years and three continents. She has worked with hundreds of senior executives from industries across the globe to expand their leadership capability and she works with coaches to keep them on their personal learning edge.
Lynne has been a Leadership Coach with the Center for Creative Leadership (CCL) for 25+ years where she became the Director of Coaching for Europe and the Middle East; she developed the CCL’s coaching business in Europe from scratch. Her personal coaching clients have included senior executives and high potentials, of different nationalities, in Fortune 50 and Fortune 100 companies and large non-profits. She has designed and delivered coaching and mentoring programs across the globe. Her supervision clients tend to be coaches who work internationally or in the leadership domain.
Lynne came to coaching and coaching supervision via line management, university teaching, and HR consulting. In the US, she was a line manager in the health, and human services sectors as well as an internal organizational consultant to the Executive Director in the transportation industry. She taught full-time in two graduate business programs: Rider University (US) and Boston University (Brussels campus). Her Brussels-based company specialized in organizational consulting, training, and executive coaching. Now located in the US, she continues her work with CCL as the Lead Coach for CCL adjunct coaches in the northeast of the US and supervises both US and non-US executive coaches.
Lynne has an undergraduate degree in Philosophy & Religion, a doctorate in Management, and post-graduate work in Psychology. She is an ICF credentialed coach as well as a Board Certified Coach. She is an accredited Coach Supervisor and has co-authored a chapter on cross cultural coaching in CCL’s Handbook of Coaching (Josey-Bass)
