Upcoming Virtual Coach Cafés
Join your fellow coaches via Zoom for an hour of networking, learning and sharing Everyone is welcome, but you need to register to receive the link. These events are informal, and a great way to meet other coaches and learn from them. Grab a refreshment and log in!
Virtual Chapter Meeting & Program June 27: Collective Genius: Tapping the Power of Mastermind Groups
The popularity of mastermind groups is growing worldwide, as people create success through brainstorming with their peers, generating creative solutions to tough problems and sharing best practices. Whether you're looking to run mastermind groups for your client or find one to join yourself, a mastermind group acts like your personal board of directors.
Learn more about the power of mastermind groups at this interactive session, presented by Karyn Greenstreet, a small business consultant, coach, and a mastermind group expert, and the founder of The Success Alliance. Participants earn a total of 1.5 CCEUs.
Friday June 27, 2025
12:00 pm – 12:30 pm: Chapter Recognition & Celebration
12:30 pm – 2:00 pm: Interactive Presentation
2:00 pm - 2:15 pm: Q&A and Wrap Up ICF
Phishing Alert: Do Not Respond to Fake Credit Card Purchase Email
A phishing email has been circulating, targeting members with a fraudulent request to purchase credit cards or gift cards on behalf of ICF or our chapter leader, Stephanie Tishler. The email may appear to come from a trusted source, such as a manager or executive, and may include urgent language such as:
"Can you purchase some credit cards and send me the codes immediately? I’ll reimburse you later."
This is a scam. This is an attempt to steal funds or personal information. You can see it's not from Stephanie if you hover over the "from" email.
What to Do:
- Do not reply to the email.
- Do not purchase any cards or share any payment information.
- Then, delete it from your inbox and trash folder.
ICF-CT will never ask you to make personal purchases on its behalf via email or without formal procedures. If you’re unsure about any suspicious message, always verify directly with the person via a known phone number or official email or communication channel.