Ascens'humaine
Coaching, training and mentoring for executives, managers, teams and organizations
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Ascens'humaine
Ascens'Humaine provides executive and individual coaching, team and organizational development, training, mentoring and supervision. Its coaching and organizational support is tailored to client needs.
The firm serves executives, managers, teams, coaches and organizations, and also offers consulting. Training topics include management, leadership, group facilitation and coaching.
Founded in 2014, Ascens'Humaine is based in Garches, France. It partners with Koan Coaching on organizational transformation and Transformance Pro on professional coach training.
Product: Executive and individual coaching, organizational support, training, mentoring, supervision and consulting.
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