Patrick Chanceaulme

About Patrick Chanceaulme

Patrick Chanceaulme is a former high-level athlete who later held responsible positions in the banking sector before creating his own consulting-conference-training structure in 2005. He has written several books on management and leads a training organization focused on leadership and team cohesion. Patrick Chanceaulme offers two formats of conferences, co-hosted with media personalities from the film or sports industry. Both conferences utilize the principle of a detour: equestrian in one case, sports in the other. The Conference “A Horse on Leadership” is aimed at a wide audience, including “executives, managers, salespeople, service heads, directors, and project leaders…” The Objectives: To revisit the fundamental behaviors that make great leaders, those who create trust and adherence in all circumstances, who can convince without coercion. To explore all facets of relational intelligence. The Principles: Utilizing the detour that is… the horse, the only living medium capable of helping us evolve as quickly and as far, painlessly, in the realms of leadership, natural authority, and complex negotiation, for multiple reasons discussed during the conference. Theoretical contributions, concrete cases, anecdotes, exchanges with the audience. Broadcasting videos from Horse-Concept seminars (a pioneering and leading educational approach at the national and international level). Broadcasting excerpts from the film “Dance with Him,” written and directed by Valérie Guignabodet (with Mathilde Seigner, Sami Frey…). The conference “Managing, a Real Sport!” takes a counterpoint to traditional discourses that would have us believe that sports coaches are role models to follow in terms of communication and people management. Patrick Chanceaulme, a former high-level athlete now specialized in interpersonal communication, managerial behavior, and group performance, argues against this type of discourse and belief. It would actually be quite the opposite! Sports coaches, often labeled as “high-level,” are predominantly as professional in technical-tactical-physical preparation as they are “amateur” in psychological preparation and human relationship management. Supported by videos and based on juicy counter-examples that have marked the sports news in recent months and years, Patrick Chanceaulme and Grégory Coupet (former international football player, consultant for RMC, BFMTV) revisit the fundamentals of communication and management, as well as the key behaviors that make great leaders and the strength of a team.