Chapter Meeting: Amplifying Your Coaching Impact Through Arts-Based Experiential Learning
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CCEUs: 1.0 in Core Competencies
and 0.5 in Resource Development
Date: August 11, 2026
Time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm PT
Roll up your sleeves! This program will immerse you in an arts-based experiential learning activity AND introduce you to the concepts, research and impact of arts-based experiential learning as a coaching methodology.
We will introduce participants to the theory and science behind Arts-Based Experiential Learning (ABEL) as a bridge into engaging participants directly in arts-based experiences.
We will examine an actual leadership development use case as a way to demonstrate the what, how and outcomes of selective coaching relationships.
Participants will also learn about a breakthrough assessment instrument that directly and objectively measures the impact of Arts-Based Experiential Learning on the four foundational skills of innovation: Readiness to Learn, Cognitive Agility, Collaboration and Activating Innovation.
Event Contact: Wendy Green,
Director of Program Development
directorprogramdevelopment@icfsacramento.org

Speaker: Harvey Seifter
Harvey Seifter is one of the world’s leading authorities on future-ready leadership, organizational creativity, and arts-based experiential learning. Creating Futures that Work, founded by Harvey in 2019, is the world’s leading provider of experiential learning that uses the arts to develop future-ready leaders, high performance teams and innovative organizations.
The Art of Science Learning, founded by Harvey in 2010, is a National Science Foundation-funded research center that uses the arts to spark innovation in science, technology, education and healthcare. In 2016, Harvey led Art of Science Learning’s ground-breaking experimental research that established a causal link between arts-based learning and enhanced creative thinking skills, more robust collaborative processes and stronger innovation outcomes.
From 2012-23, Harvey taught collaboration and innovation to thousands of business leaders from around the world at GE’s Global Leadership Development Center at Crotonville. Harvey is also a classically trained musician with a 20-year career at the helm of distinguished arts organizations including Orpheus Chamber Orchestra and the Magic Theatre of San Francisco. During his tenure these organizations garnered 5 Grammy Awards, 24 Obie and Critics Circle Awards, and the Kennedy Center Award.
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Registration cancellations will be accepted until Monday, August 10, 2026 at 8:00 AM
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