Rob Cromey-Hawke Email & Phone Number

United Kingdom

Accredited International Coaching Federation (ICF) life and business coach.I specialise in coaching for life changes, supporting individuals to proactively prepare for a life decision or reactively manage the impact of a life event, so as to live their optimum life (personally and professionally).Experienced in coaching individuals and groups for performance, task or time management, at operational and strategic levels in an organisation.

Cowling, North Yorkshire, England

Leading a volunteer committee of trustees and responsible for the employed staff team delivering the day to day business of the preschool setting, with line manager responsibilities for the Preschool manager, for a small local Early Years education and childcare provider.Key achievements include: - leading the setting through an OFSTED inspection, resulting in a rating of GOOD- Leading the business through the COVID pandemic, especially proud of being able to retain all staff throughout

I delivered leadership talks and facilitate individual and team performance development workshops, principally on an associate basis. My education, training and experience of coaching and mentoring gained over the last 18 years across various sectors and industries has enabled me to confidently and credibly work with individuals and teams, ranging from first-line managers to business leaders and owners, from various industries. This has shaped me into a inspirational and professional practitioner able to deliver tangible results.

Skipton

I was employed to deliver, and further develop, the full spectrum of People Services for the Society’s Business Change and Innovation department. Operating in matrix management, I had direct line responsibility for 18 software engineers; additional achievements during my short tenure included the establishment and chairing of a Colleague Wellbeing working group and a Technical Capability Development working group. Outside of my role, I championed and supported the Society’s Diversity & Inclusion working streams, with particular affinity to Disability work stream; I was also one of the organisation’s internal coaches.

London, United Kingdom

I was contracted to project manage and facilitate the development and delivery of the Deloitte Military Transition and Talent Programme (DMTTP). The programme supports service leavers and Armed Forces veterans transition into professional services. It also supports the ex-military and serving reservist employees through the internal Deloitte military community.

I established and developed a Professional Development Programme to support individuals and organisations utilising the values and ethos of rugby.The Programme facilitates access to rugby and leadership speakers which can be requested to inspire and motivate your teams and audiences at events and functions. We also create bespoke professional development programmes which will be delivered by one of our executive coaches and can be complemented by a rugby personality.What differentiates the RBN's programme from others is that all the profit made goes in to funding the other RBN programmes, such as the Life After Rugby programme.

Dmrc Headley Court And Help For Heroes Phoenix House Personnel Recovery Centre

Following serious injuries sustained in Afghanistan including a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), spinal cord injury and hearing loss, I have undertaken various forms of rehabilitation at Headley Court, nationwide centres and at home. I have used sport as a tool for recovery extensively with some amazing opportunities and successes including completing an IronMan triathlon and winning 2 gold medals at the inaugural Invictus Games in London in 2014. I was selected to attend the BBC SPOTYs on behalf of the Invictus Games athletes to collect the Helen Rollason Award.Throughout my recovery I have received some exceptional support from service charities, namely Help for Heroes and SSAFA, for which I am very grateful and I continue to support whenever I can.

Various

Employed in a variety of roles during the 6-year career prior to being medically retired due life changing injuries sustained in the line of duty. During this period, I deployed to Afghanistan twice in frontline operational planning, liaison and advisory roles. Key roles held include: - Intelligence, communications and security manager: Responsible for all internal and external communications, security measures and the Business Continuity Plan; During my second operational deployment to Afghanistan I was part of the Principal Planning Group advising the senior commander in the operational headquarters- Programme manager and course director: Responsible for the planning, development and delivery of all Army Diving training; Identified a new, improved diving site for all courses which lead to a saving of 12% of the annual training budget- Operations manager: Responsible for the planning, recording and auditing of training for 120 personnel; During my first operational deployment to Afghanistan I was the engineer advisor and liaison officer embedded in the Danish Army headquarters in Afghanistan. I was awarded the Commanders Commendation for Outstanding Contribution to Operation HERRICK 8- Personnel manager: Commanded 47 specialist soldiers and responsible for specialist equipment valued in excess £1m

Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, Camberley

During my time at the Military Academy I undertook Army officer leadership training and successfully gained a commission in the Royal Engineers.Highlights include being selected to represent the Military Academy at a Leadership and Military Skills Competition held at the US Military Academy West Point, representing Sandhurst at the Army Olympic-distance Triathlon Championships where I was the 3rd member of our team and were awarded the Army Olympic-distance Team Champions title.

2 Para, Colchester

I joined the Army as a soldier in the Parachute Regiment serving with 2 Para throughout this time period. I deployed to Iraq within weeks of finishing my training and some of my duties during this deployment included providing security to local and international contractors who were carrying out infrastructure development, securing oil fields susceptible to sabotage, and providing personal security escort to senior military personnel.At my first annual report I was deemed to have the potential to be an Army officer and I was recommended for leadership training. This was followed by attendance and successful completion of the many selection processes in order to attend the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and begin Army officer training.

Dover Leisure Centre; Tides Leisure Pool, Deal

This part time employment complemented the college course I was undertaking in Sports Science. My multiple roles within this organisation included carrying out lifeguarding duties, setting up and taking down sports equipment, and assess individuals' needs and develop personalised gym training programmes with regular reviews.

Human Trials Unit, Canterbury

During my time working in the Human Clinical Trials Unit I carried out the clinical duties of a Health Care Assistant as well as managing the day-to-day care of the volunteer patients.During the testing phase of each trial I assisted in the capture and recording of vital scientific data, which in turn informed the development process of new medications and products.

Bsc, Environmental Science

Activities and Societies: DVSF (Disabled Veterans Scholarship Fund)

Certified Icf Coach Training, Business And Personal Coaching

Leadership And Management

Activities and Societies: Represented the Academy at triathlon, Selected for the Sandhurst Cup Competition team Undertook the British Army.

Btec Sports Science

Gcse'S, 5X A*- C

Activities and Societies: Awarded school colours for playing 1st 11 football and 1st 15 rugby for the school