At CNM Coach Training, we prepare you to implement financial coaching, academic coaching, and career coaching programs in schools, social service organizations, and professional organizations.
Take our courses individually to suit your needs, or complete our full program and become a CNM Certified Coach, which is a credential from a nationally recognized program and demonstrates to the Coaching community a high level of professional experience and commitment to the field.
CNM Coach Training, based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a program powered by CNM Ingenuity, a non-profit organization operated by Central New Mexico Community College (CNM). For over 20 years, we have been a national leader in professional coach development. Our team of expert trainers brings extensive experience in student services, non-profit organizations serving low-income populations, and private industry, ensuring that you will be equipped to succeed in a variety of fields.
CNM Coach Training prepares you to become a skilled coach who helps others define and achieve meaningful goals. As a coach, you won’t provide advice or solutions, and you don’t need to be a subject matter expert. Instead, you will use powerful questioning techniques to guide your clients in discovering their own answers and creating actionable strategies for success. We believe that everyone is naturally creative, resourceful, and whole, and our coaching approach will empower you to help others tap into their full potential, overcome challenges, and make lasting, positive changes.
Whether you’re interested in coaching in academic, career, or organizational settings, CNM Coach Training prepares you to make a difference. Interested in payment options and support? Learn more about the CNM Ingenuity funding resources available to CNM Coach Training participants.
Debra is a Professional Certified Coach through the Coaches Training Institute and is accredited through the International Coaching Federation as well as an Organization and Relationship System Coach. Debra facilitates workshops on topics such as Diversity in the Workplace, PTSD, Effective Communication, Understanding, and Overcoming Unconscious Bias, Suicide Prevention, and many other leadership and wellness topics.
Diane Harrison Ogawa, a Carleton College graduate with a law degree from Harvard Law School, recently retired as the Chief Community Partnerships & Systems Officer at Central New Mexico Community College. Previously, she served as a community relations executive and specialized in corporate philanthropy, volunteerism, foundation management, and employee engagement. As a certified professional coach, Diane leverages over 30 years of experience across legal, corporate, non-profit, and educational sectors to help her clients clarify priorities and achieve their personal and professional goals.
Dr. Hall is the Chief Executive Officer of Prosperity Works and is responsible for the strategic leadership of their programs and initiatives. She is a national leader in financial coaching, asset building, using data for program improvement, developing college student resiliency factors, and helping adults improve access for educational, employment, and financial outcomes.
Karen is the owner of Compelling Exploration and co-owner of Hello Health and Wellbeing. She is a certified coach and coach trainer through the International Coaching Federation, Center for Credentialing and Education, and American Confidence Institute. Karen’s areas of expertise include Leadership Coaching, Financial Coaching, and College/Career Coaching and Confidence/Wellbeing Coaching. Karen is also a certified trainer, facilitator, and coach for volunteer organizations.
Maria has spent over 30 years in financial education, guiding individuals in budgeting, savings, debt reduction, and estate planning. Maria leverages her extensive experience and Master Financial Coach designation through Ramsey Solutions to empower others. Her dedication to financial literacy and coaching has profoundly impacted many, helping them achieve financial stability and success.
