Thank you and good luck Emma!

14 Mar 2012

Why [just maybe] we need to stop talking about climate change

by Andrew Clappison | posted in: Blog, CommsConsult UK | 0

We seem to be witnessing a social phenomenon that could indeed come to define the kind of world we live in. Climate Change is a real and pressing problem. However, as a global society, we seem to be talking about it a … Continued

14 Jul 2011

Open space: the law of two feet

by Andrew Clappison | posted in: Blog, CommsConsult UK | 0

Facilitating workshops can be both exhausting and challenging. It’s often difficult to keep participants engaged and energised as an individual or as part of a small team. On the flip side, participants can often find it frustrating if a meeting or … Continued

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