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Welcome. The following
'stand alone' courses have all been developed through my
leadership and organisation
development or workplace chaplaincy activities. They have different
formats for different audiences, and are offered in-house and as public
courses. They also work well as modules of other programmes, such as in-company leadership
training, and formal MBA courses. Click on the name to learn more
about the course.
If one of them might be
suitable for a group within your organisation, give me a call or send an
email - I can probably help you to find a simple way of achieving this. |
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If you are interested in
matters of leadership, management, work, emotional intelligence, and
(awful phrase but...) spiritual intelligence, do check out my blog (minorquestionsoflife.blogspot.com).
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APR 20, 2009
A few more thoughts on networking...
Quite a few people have given me feedback on my Better
Networking leaflet lately and, in particular, they have asked for some
thoughts on face-to-face networking at events, so I have pulled together a
few more pointers. So much of the success of such events depends on your
attitude to yourself...
APR 12, 2009
Corporate Alumni Networks - managing your
reputation and protecting your future in recessionary times
Imagine yourself, in three years' time. A former colleague
calls - perhaps it's one of those you've had to 'let go' this year, or
someone who saw an opportunity elsewhere and left. Their call is no
surprise, because you've kept in touch with them ever since. They want
your advice... If you want to nurture your relationships, and build an
body of ambassadors... Now, suppose I said there is a way to manage your
company's reputation despite these tough times, to maintain the morale of
staff who leave your organisation (and encourage those that stay), to
build a pool of potential future employees and of grass-roots ambassadors
for the business, to provide a source of relevant innovative ideas and an
extended network of referrers of business opportunities, and all this for
very little outlay... would you be interested?
MAR 3, 2009
Politicians urged to use the economic
crisis to fight climate change and eliminate poverty
With Oxfordshire-based, Dr Graham Wilson, as moderator,
they explored the relationship between the current economic collapse,
poverty, and the Green economy. He explained; "Governments around the
world have followed the UK lead by increasing public spending to promote
economic growth. What we were able to demonstrate was that, by focusing
this spending on the 'big issues' of climate and poverty, Governments can
achieve a three-fold benefit rather than pursuing one that merely props up
already exhausted markets."...
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