Marcus Stone PCC

Coach Trainer | Leadership Coach | Supervision & Human Development Specialist

Marcus Stone is a deeply experienced coach trainer whose work spans leadership development, life coaching, supervision, and mentoring. With over a decade in the coaching field—and prior careers in law, media, and education—Marcus brings a rare blend of corporate acumen, psychological insight, and philosophical depth to his facilitation.

His coaching practice, which he refers to as Transformative Human Change Work, centres on helping clients rediscover purpose, navigate change, and create lives aligned with their values. Whether working with leaders within organisations, including Deloitte and Heathrow Airport, or individuals seeking clarity in their life direction, Marcus is known for his calm presence, intuitive depth, and ability to foster insight through dialogue.

He also has extensive experience in coaching supervision and mentor coaching, supporting practitioners as they deepen their practice and pursue ICF credentials. His mentoring style is honest and nurturing, offering structure where needed but always returning to the heart of what makes a coach truly impactful: presence, curiosity, and courage.

As a facilitator, Marcus is grounded, open, and emotionally intelligent. He creates warm, psychologically safe spaces that invite both vulnerability and stretch. His style is characterised by gentle humour, steady calm, and an ability to name what’s present in the room with clarity and compassion. He’s especially adept at reading group dynamics and creating dialogue that sparks reflective learning.

Marcus draws upon a wide range of influences, including humanistic psychology, ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), CBT, Transactional Analysis, and narrative frameworks. His work is also informed by his own life experiences—including recovery from cancer and supporting family across generations—which bring richness and humility to his presence.

With a deep commitment to learning and a love for philosophical inquiry, Marcus embodies the spirit of lifelong development. Students frequently describe his facilitation as transformative, not just for their coaching skills, but for their own growth as people.,