Barry Zweibel, MBA, MCC
President and Founder of
GottaGettaCoach!, Inc.
Barry Zweibel, MBA, MCC, is president of GottaGettaCoach!, Inc. As a
noted executive coach, leadership consultant, and master certified life
coach, he engages smart, capable, people in meaningful conversations
about their personal growth and professional development.
Barry’s customized, coaching, mentoring, and consulting are particularly
well-suited for executives and upper-level managers interested in
increasing their organizational impact and influence. Those looking to
improve their confidence, creativity, charisma and work/life balance,
benefit from his life coach and life coaching-related services, as well.
Having earned his Master Certified Coach credential from the
International Coach Federation - the MCC is the gold standard of coach
certifications, the highest of three levels awarded by the ICF - Barry
is one of only 2% of the coaches, worldwide, who has been so
distinguished. The National and
Worldwide Associations of Business Coaches have also honored him with a Certified Executive Coach
credential.
 Prior to founding GGCI, in 2000, Barry held positions in customer
service, project management, and operations – most recently in the
financial services/information technology sector as vice president and
corporate officer of telecommunications for the world’s largest futures
and options trading facility. For several years, he was also an adjunct
instructor at Northwestern University, blending his IT experience and
coaching interests into a cohesive whole through the highly popular and engaging course
he created entitled, Managing (the Human Side
of) Mission Critical Systems.
Barry holds a Bachelor of Arts
degree in psychology from Case Western Reserve University
(Cleveland, Ohio) and an MBA in marketing from DePaul University
(Chicago, Illinois).
For information on how Barry Zweibel can help you – or those in
your organization – visit: www.ggci.com (web);
www.ggci-blog.com (blog);
www.ggci.com/newsletter (newsletter);
www.twitter.com/ggci (Twitter); or
contact Barry directly, at bz@ggci.com or
847-291-9735.
Credentials/Professional Affiliations
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MCC - Master Certified Coach - International Coach Federation (ICF)
- 2007
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PCC -
Professional Certified Coach -
ICF - 2004
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CEC -
Certified Executive Coach -
National Association of Business Coaches (NABC) - 2002
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ACC -
Associate Certified Coach - ICF - 2002
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RCC -
Registered Corporate Coach -
NABC - 2002
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CPCC
- Certified Professional Co-Active Coach -
The Coaches Training Institute (CTI) - 2001
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Adjunct Instructor, Northwestern University - 1997-1999
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MBA, marketing - DePaul University - 1991
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BA, psychology - Case Western Reserve
University - 1977
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Founding Member - 24x7 Coaching
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Founding Member and R&D Team Member - CoachVille
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Founding Member - International Association of Coaches (IAC)
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Member - American Society for Training and Development (ASTD)
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Past Member - Human Capital Institute (HCI)
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Past Member - International Positive Psychology
Association (IPPA)
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Past Member - National Association of Business Coaches
(NABC)
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Past Member - Peer Resources Network (PRN)
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Past Member - Worldwide Association of Business Coaches
(WABC)
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Cheerful Member - Secret Society of Happy People (hey,
why not?!) [link]
Subject Matter Expert (SME) Interviews and Published Articles
Barry Zweibel, MBA, MCC, President
GottaGettaCoach!, Inc.
Quoted often as a Subject Matter Expert on a variety of
personal and professional development topics, Barry Zweibel has appeared
in a wide variety of print and on-line news resources:
Print Books that Include/Cite Content
by Barry
Zweibel
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Professional Development: What Works, by Sally J. Zepeda (ISBN: 978-1-59667-086-0),
includes a review and discussion of The "F.R.A.M.E." Coaching Model,
by Barry Zweibel.
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Building Employee Trust: A New Equation, edited by K.Sangeetha (ISBN: 81-314-0875-2),
includes a reprint of Barry's provocative article, "The Dangerous Allure of Trust".
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Coaching Basics: ASTD Training Basics Series,
by Lisa Haneberg (ISBN: 978-1-56286-424-8), includes some of
Barry's insights and realizations about the coaching process.
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