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Building Brain BasedLearning in Schools
Personalise the journey
Dated 1/09/2008Created by Aulden Dunipace [email protected] + 44 (0)7966 526576
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VersionCopyright The Learning Partnership.com CIC 2008
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Contents
INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
A CHANGE MODEL FOR SCHOOLS ..................................................................................................................................................................... 4
DEVELOPMENTAL DESIGN MODEL .................................................................................................................................................................... 5
MESSAGE MAP ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
MESSAGE DETAIL ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7Making Learning sizzle ........................................................................................................................................... 7
Accelerated Learning for Teachers - Getting the Message across...faster!................................................................................................................... 7
Outcomes ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Mindset/ting............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Entrance ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Switch Ownership...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Store ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Act ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9
Go-Again................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Engage ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
THE TEAM ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10Lex McKee - BA (Hons), MCIPD ..........................................................................................................................10Vanda North ..........................................................................................................................................................11Michele Gough ......................................................................................................................................................13TOBY CALDWELL................................................................................................................................................14Michael Spencer ...................................................................................................................................................15Andy Craggs .........................................................................................................................................................16Ben Hunt-Davis .....................................................................................................................................................18Graham Singleton .................................................................................................................................................19Keith Stanton ........................................................................................................................................................21Nigel Percy ............................................................................................................................................................22
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Introduction
The Learning Partnership has been engaged by many UK schools, to help embed brain friendly learningprinciples throughout the learning journey that pupils undertake.
It is the experience of The Learning Partnership that for a school to truly change it approach to learning anddevelopment, the ownership of that change must reside with all pupils and staff. Our role therefore, is to helpleadership as a whole develop the skills to design and develop the plan, lead the process and continue thedrive to improve the learning experience of all parties connected to the school. We will seek to develop agroup of teachers within the school that are accredited to use all of the materials within the MESSAGEmodel, able to deliver training based upon the developmental needs of the school at any point in the future.Between them, the accredited teachers and the whole leadership team can then take on the task of planninginfrastructural developments within the school to support the change program.
The Learning Partnership and its team will be on hand to support the ongoing development within the schoolas and when required.
As Community Interest Company, our non-profit status allows us to deliver exceptional resources intoschools at rates that are affordable and sustainable.
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A Change model for schools
The desire of any school to embed brain friendly learning principles throughout, can only become a realityquickly if this desire is matched by a willingness to plan strategically and for the long term, develop theleadership skills of both senior and middle management, and look at the many ways infrastructure and theenvironment around the school can be enhanced to support this change. The Learning partnership hasdeveloped this into a model – the Brain Friendly Learning (BFL) stool of change - if any one of the legs ismissing the stool is likely to fall over.
Historical approaches to the introduction of any of the materials included in the MESSAGE Model have metwith limited success for exactly this reason. Take mind mapping as one example – any teacher who hasused this technique will know that for learners in any class between 30 & 50% will find this tool a moreeffective learning approach than linear note taking, and yet the lack of support provided to teachers inembedding this tool throughout the curriculum, has resulted in its diminishing use in schools all over the UK.
The leadership’s goal in a school that is seriously committed to modernising learning must be to use everyopportunity to re-enforce learning and support change.
Strong and effectivesenior management
Creates & communicatesvision, switches
ownership & leadschange
developed middle managementcommunicates vision, coaches
teams through change,motivates themselves
and their staff - mentors BFL
Changes in environment,technology, curriculum,class room and culture
re-enforce & supportchange
Creation of strong,accredited
learning mentors.This team will support
leadership by runningdevelopment programs for
staff in school
BFL stoolof change
Leadership
T & L
Infra
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Developmental design model
TLP school developmental designOverall Teaching & Learning Context
Organisational review – internal S & M management team led
CURRENT REALITY
Organisation & Behaviours (Now vs Future)
Leadership development and train the trainer program –THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN – desired future state
LeadershipDevelopment
Org Diagnostics& Design
Continuing staffDevelopment –
MESSAGE
LearningManagement &
environment
TLP bespokeSolutions
Vision
Values
Culture
Infrastructure
Extraordinary LeaderMESSAGE & I-Curriculum
The Round Table, Fuel IT, De Bono, CaspianLearning, mind manager pro 7
Creative Arts, Sound Strategies, The JumpNetwork,
Make Yourself, Learn Fast, TiBiDi, Votive, X-fusion,
WinLearnChange
Learning
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MESSAGE DETAIL
Making Learning sizzle
Accelerated Learning for Teachers - Getting the Message across...faster!
An easy to apply, comprehensive Accelerated Learning model based on the memorable acronym:M.E.S.S.A.G.E. (Mindset Entrance Switch Ownership Store Act Go-again Engage) Participants will walkaway with a design and delivery model for accelerating any learning event or initiative. As a result ofapplying the framework, any subject area can be delivered faster and more effectively.
Outcomes
This programme is aimed at developing the skills-set required to obtain the benefits of accelerated learningregardless of the subject matter delivered. These benefits include:
increasing the quantity of information that can be conveyed whilst at the same time reducing deliverytime
Achieving higher levels of behavioural change through engaging the commitment and the intelligence oflearners - in short, ensuring that more of the learning is transformed into habitual action
Ensuring that these positive results last over a longer-term than with traditional learning.
As a result of applying the skills acquired on this programme, participants will be able to help theirown learners:
Access the best mindset for learning faster at a more profound level
Grasp more content in less time by using more of their senses in learning
Increase the relevance of the learning by applying their own unique blend of intelligence preferencesthereby making it 'real' on their own terms
Recall their learning with greater ease, speed and effectiveness
Verify the quality of their learning, building confidence alongside competence
Develop productive habits of review and reflection, integrating the learning at a deeper level
Ensure future application through effective scenario planning
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Summary of what the programme covers
Mindset/ting
Accessing the right Mindset for learning and orchestrating the best environmental mind setting
The ability to help participants clear the mind of distractions and to enhance concentration
The ability to clarify objectives - to help participants articulate their outcomes effectively
The ability to access a positive expectation mindset (ready, willing, able, expecting great things) focussingon the 'can do' attitude both for the trainer and for the participants
The ability to reach a state of body relaxed, mind alert & to lead participants to this state
The role of subliminal support (auditory, visual, and often olfactory) - including the purposeful use of artand music to create a rich learning environment and the phenomenon of entrainment
Entrance
The skills to empower the ideas to gain Entrance to our mental world through our senses andthrough using our psychological preferences; developing trainer flexibility in these skills
The ability to bring as many senses to bear upon the learning experience as possible (More senses =more sense; ct. sensory deprivation) by delivering in a multi-sensory manner
The ability to recognise and harness natural sensory strengths (NLP)
The ability to recognise and harness natural psychological strengths (Jung)
Time management to ensure highest levels of concentration and great trainer energy!
Switch Ownership
The skills to transfer the 'ownership' of the learning so that it becomes personally relevant andmeaningful to all participants regardless of their intelligence preferences
Your own Multiple Intelligence profile, and a group comparison exercise
Developing skills in activating Multiple Intelligence
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StoreThe skills to facilitate the identification and easy recall of key points for participants
A developed use of Association, Emotion, Imagination, Order and the Unusual in order to deliver in amemorable way, thereby facilitating participant recall
Applications to demonstrate the effectiveness of these principles
Act
The skills to test the effectiveness of the learning, and to adjust delivery if necessary
Appropriate inclusion of 'testing' to verify learning success
Go-Again
The skills set for encouraging learner review and reflection leading to long-term habit change
Understanding of the rhythm of review and the systematic management of the review schedule
The use of subliminal support to keep concepts in-sight, in-mind throughout the review process (thedevelopment of the 'Learning Wall', use of music, positive language, follow up)
Development of other supporting habits such as the use of a reflective journal and utilising the benefits ofgroup reflection
Engage
The skills to create a compelling vision of future application and thus increasing the commitment toaction
Understanding of 'Memories of the Future' and scenario planning
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The Team
Lex McKee - BA (Hons), MCIPD
Founder of LearnFast World Ltd; iCademy Ltd, Lex Studios Ltd;Analogica Ltd and Metamorphosis Records Ltd. Lex McKee has been inthe business of training and entertainment since 1982.
Weaving the two fields together, he believes in the importance of‘Entertrainment®’ – making learning both an enjoyable and engagingprocess.
Naturally Successful Learning stimulates the emotions as well as the long-term memory, which means thatentertraining experiences last longer and promote higher motivation leading to more sustainable change.Entertrainment® makes sound neurological & financial sense in the business of thinking.
Lex has worked for well over a decade within the world of brain friendly learning, firstly with the Buzanorganisation and now The learning Partnership. His partnership with Vanda North at Buzan resulted in themchampioning brain friendly learning through Tony Buzan’s techniques of Mind Mapping, Speed Reading andMnemonic systems. As a Buzan Master Trainer, Lex was responsible for Buzan trainer-training in the UK forsix years.
Lex specialises in three key development areas: learning, influencing, and creativity – the three fieldsassociated with success in life and business and all applications of thinking skills.
He has pioneered competence-based assessment in Accelerated Training methods for The Registry ofAccelerated Trainers, enabling training professionals to design and deliver learning in soft and hard skills in afaster delivery time, with longer lasting retention, and with deeper learning mastery. His unique system ispublished in Gower’s “The Accelerated Trainer” - recognised as one of the most comprehensive andaccessible guides to the application of accelerated learning. To demonstrate these techniques he wrote theprogramme ‘touch type in two hours’ which has now become a successful software product.
Strategically, he is now working on the concepts of “Living Organisations”, using biological, ecological,psychological, and even theological models to propose a fresh paradigm for education and business vitalityand longevity.
As a Consultant, he has worked with such household names as British Gas, British Telecom, BurmahPetroleum Fuels Ltd, Clarks International, The CIPD, Colgate-Palmolive, DHL, Dundee City Council, ElsevierScience, Fenman, Hill Samuel Investment Group, IBM, J P Morgan, John Mowlem Construction, variousNHS Trusts, Price Waterhouse, Rotring UK, Royal Mail and Safeway Stores plc. This work has all beenrooted in boosting the Intellectual Capital of these organisations, helping Thinking Organisations get themost from their human resources.
While much of this work is direct training, he backs up the training through personal coaching, writing, audioreview materials, and through the expression of corporate concepts using Mind Maps®.
Lex runs a project studio to support direct training with ‘accelerated’ audio visual productions. The studioalso offers a design service for educational materials.
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Vanda North
Vanda’s purpose on this planet is to remind people of -and return them to - their naturally joyous state!
Vanda’s workshops take a very down to earth, practical approach to help people experience how to ‘Think,Learn, Create and Live’ more effectively and enjoyably and to develop their own positive stress managementthrough ‘Happiness & Wellness’.
Vanda fosters success in others!
Her experience spans working with LearningDisabilities (or Differences as she prefers to callthem) to coaching top level executives all overthe world.
Business History:
Founder & CEO of Buzan Centres worldwide(launching Tony Buzan’s work through a globalnetwork of licensed instructors) for 20 years.During that time, Vanda taught mental literacy
skills to over 100,000 people from 50 countries world-wide. She has been instrumental in leading andcoaching over 700 instructors who have since gone on to run corporations, author books and function moresuccessfully in business and life.
Founder & CEO of Volunteers Upholding Education (training 5000 volunteers and corporate members toassist in education) for 12 years. Here Vanda initiated one of the first school volunteer programs involvingbusiness & education partnerships as well as becoming a leader in writing and modelling excellent volunteermanagement strategies and training.
Past President of the International Society for Accelerated Learning & Teaching (culminating in conductingtheir largest global educational conference). For 8 years Vanda was a leader in research and practicalapplication of accelerated learning methods.
A Home Economist for Florida Power & Light Company (conducting cooking shows for thousands) for 4years.
A lecturer for UniLever Brothers (travelling the UK as a member of the Education Unit) for 4 years.
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Present:
Vanda is currently the Founder and Director of Think Learn Create and Live. She was formerly a partner inThe Learning Partnership which is dedicated to making one portal where you can find the best Brain Friendlyproducts and programs for thinking, learning and creating.
She has written several books, including the best-seller “Get Ahead”, now translated into 9 languages, aswell as many training manuals in the areas of business management and wellness. Nightingale Conantlaunched her ‘Joy Journey’ program which is receiving profound reviews.
Vanda’s inspiration has been sought after by leading organizations including: Electronic Data Systems, IBM,Digital, Boeing, Oracle, BT. Wellcome. CLSA, Management Centre Europe, SC Johnsons, Billiton, FlourDaniel, educational institutions and governments in many countries.
Currently Vanda is combining all her experience as she embarks on her next 20-year project in the field ofovercoming learning differences and depression. She is doing this through her own company TLC&L and inconjunction with The Learning Partnership.
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Michele GoughBefore becoming an independent consultant with TLP, Michèle worked initiallyin retail and financial management during the 80’s boom before seeing the lightand moving into the world of education. With a European background (Dutchmother, Spanish lineage, born in France) as early influence, she holds a JointHonours degree in French and Spanish. Holding Qualified Teacher Status andHeadteacher accreditation, Michèle brings with her a wealth of knowledge,humour and insight from her time spent working as a secondary teacher(“probably the most rewarding part of my professional life thus far”), seniorleader (“dealing with adults and their emotional and professional baggage isvastly more complicated than working with children and young people”) andadviser (“routinely beaten up by those above you and not trusted by those belowyou”) both locally and nationally.
A strong background in operational and strategic management together with knowledge and insight fromher experiences of working in a variety of cross-phase educational and multi-agency settings, mainlyinvolving schools facing challenging circumstances, enable her to work confidently with individuals andteams, children and adults; Michèle’s input and training help to not only raise standards but also to createthe inclusive social and emotional ethos that underpins the Every Child Matters Agenda, engages allagencies and serves the needs of the community.
When working with senior teams her principle aim is to re-energise and remind them of their moralpurpose, awakening them to their authentic leadership styles that help shape and determine the fabric oftheir learning environments.
As an experienced teacher and senior leader Michèle challenges the learning and behaviour of all byworking with them from within, bringing the best out of themselves and ensuring that real ownership,together with sustained change are achieved. Using Spiral Dynamics © Values Profiling, she digs downinto their values system to understand and overcome their inhibitors to learning and change.
The secret of her success? What you see is what you get – relevance, humour, an ability to engage witheveryone, staying power and bags of energy. Time spent with her is guaranteed to be fun, relevant andworthwhile.
Past and previous work has involved:
Specialist School and Academies TrustMilton Keynes Local AuthorityNottinghamshire Local AuthorityHertfordshire Local AuthoritySchool of Emotional LiteracyNational Mentoring NetworkThames Valley Partnership
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TOBY CALDWELL
Having worked for some of the UK’s leading Acceleratedlearning/personal development training consultancies, Toby has theexperience, passion and commitment to deliver training with impact,energy and results.
“Memory, is the mother of all Wisdom” (Aeschylus, 5th
century b.c.).
Most of us feel frustrated with our memories, just remembering people’snames can be a real struggle. This is largely the result of using only one
side of our brain when we are learning. Learning how to use both sides of your brain is as easy as 1,2,3!
Toby has worked with thousands of students up and down the country to provide simple and effectivetechniques that harness the full potential of our brains;
Memory peggingStory techniqueMulti-sensory learning
As a Qualified Buzan Instructor Toby can deliver training in Buzan’s Brain Friendly learning and mindmapping to help improve and enhance memory, note taking, note making, planning and creative thinking.
Toby is also a physical comedian and has the skills to keep an audience engaged and interested.
Finalist, Hackney Empire, New Act competition 2005Semi-finalist, So You Think Your Funny competition 2004, Edinburgh (Channel 4 sponsored).Semi Finalist – Amused Moose Talent hunt competition 2004
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Michael SpencerAwareness, Creativity and Team Work
Michael Spencer is an internationally acknowledged arts education practitioner,trainer and consultant with extensive experience working within both corporateand formal educational contexts. Commissions have included the creation andimplementation of training programmes dealing with leadership, culture change,cultural integration, creative thinking, consultancy skills, graduate induction, andteam building.
Recent assignments have included involvement in the PriceWaterhouse Cooperleadership training roll-out for their East European teams, and the initiation of aprogramme of creativity training for brand teams within Unilever Japan.
Other clients include Ashridge Consulting, AIG Insurance, Cadbury Schweppes, Hotel IntercontinentalGroup, Barclays Capital, Unilever UK, and the Hertz Corporation.
Formerly a member of the London Symphony Orchestra, he made key contributions both as a performer andas a facilitator to the development of their globally recognised education programme. Subsequentlyappointed to the senior management team of the Royal Opera House, as Head of Education he wasresponsible for the creation of the ground breaking software resource In2arts:opera which was subsequentlyplaced in all secondary schools by the Department of Education and Skills. He maintains a long standingrelationship as a consultant with the Association of Japanese Symphony Orchestras and the SpecialistSchools and Academies Trust.
Michael is currently creative director of Creative Arts Net, an organisation specialising in arts based traininginterventions (www.creative-arts.net). He is also managing director of Sound Strategies, a strategicanalysis and corporate positioning consultancy (www.sound-strategies.co.uk).
As a frequent conference and seminar speaker invitations in 2006 included; the Young & Rubicam seminarat the Cannes International Advertising Festival, keynote addresses for the ESOMAR Global Innovationconference in Miami and the British Council of Shopping Centres national conference, and seminars for bothLeeds and Loughborough University Business Schools.
Recent writings and press include articles in the Journal of Business Strategy (It takes two to tango. EmeraldPublishing. http://www.creative-arts.net/ittakes2totango.pdf ) and Research World (Sounding Off.http://www.creative-arts.net/soundingoff.pdf)
“…a whole new dimension of thinking about and sensing connectedness in a networked world....manythanks for this gift. It was a real pleasure to work with you and see the possibilities....”
Ralf Schneider. Partner. PriceWaterhouse Cooper AG - Leadership Training – East Europe. December 2006
“…full of rich possibilities…”Kathleen King. Senior Facilitator. Ashridge Consulting
“This is cutting edge stuff”
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Andy Craggs
Andy Craggs has 20 years experience in business consulting,organisation leadership and talent management. His experience coversmedia, entertainment, high-tech and financial services with companieslike The Wall St Journal, Sony Pictures/Columbia Tristar, The WaltDisney Company, Egg, and Saatchi & Saatchi. Andy’s focus isleadership development, executive coaching, and top level businessfacilitation. As an internationalist Andy works in English, French, Italian,and Spanish, and is a frequent public speaker/writer on organisationalstrategy, international business, and cross-cultural management. Andyholds a business degree in Economics & Finance and teaches business
and cultural studies at UCLA (US) and the IPA (UK).
Founder of The Jump Network, Andy brings a wide variety of skills and capabilities to the learningpartnership.
Andy acts as a strategic partner and design consultant working with the learning partnership to engagepeople and organisations in the future development plans both individually and in groups to accelerate andensure great performance.
Using organisational diagnostics, talent development tools, and executive coaching, Andy gets results byhelping connect people with the business strategy, helping them achieve clarity, focus, and specific actionplans and goals for the future.
Off sites
With over 15 years of corporate experience in organisational development (OD), Leadership and HR, Andy isa seasoned facilitator and business consultant, able to listen, distil, feedback and challenge in a workinggroup situation at any level. These skills help clarify strategy, catalyse decisions and create commitments,uncovering hidden agendas and difficult topics, and pushing for clarity and commitment around a number ofbusiness, organisational, and performance issues. Andy's expertise includes cross cultural managementand team working (he delivers work in English, French, Spanish and Italian), as well as sector specificknowledge in Communications, Media, Entertainment and Technology/Internet.
Training
Andy's experience in training focuses on behavioural models, cross cultural management, and bringingcreativity to business. Training covers a variety of audiences and functions, with particular emphasis inCommunications, Media, Entertainment and Technology/Internet.
Leadership development
Andy is an experienced coach and leadership expert, having worked at Board level in many companiesdriving overall HR and Talent Management strategies and programmes. As a freelance consultant, Andynow specialises in one-to-one as well as team focused leadership programs. These focus on businessperformance, team working, and individual leadership development.
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Organisational development
Andy is an experienced OD and HR strategy expert, having worked at Board level in many companiesdriving overall HR and OD strategies and programmes. Andy specialises in understanding how businessneeds shape organisational design, role definition, and skills development to ensure performance.Combining behavioural models and a deep commercial understanding, Andy works cross culturally in majormultinational organisations to uncover, clarify and help drive performance through people and organisations.
Personal development
As a personal executive coach, Andy specialises in structuring conversations with business leaders tounderstand business challenges, investigate alternatives and help achieve clarity and commitment to action.Using coaching techniques, intuition and business knowledge, Andy helps executives and teams achievegreater results through self awareness, insight, and development tools.
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Ben Hunt-Davis
“Will It Make the Boat Go Faster?”This question helped Ben Hunt-Davis raise his game and row his way to anOlympic Gold Medal in Sydney 2000. What is your business equivalent?
Keynote speaker and performance coach Ben Hunt-Davis has spent the last 5years working with a wide range of businesses helping them answer these questions. In his keynote speechhe tells the inspirational and exciting story of how, after a decade in the national team he won an OlympicGold Medal. His crew was the first British winners of the event since 1912.
After seven years competing in the national team Ben was still a long way from winning any World Medals.He tells of how things had to change, there could be no excuses. He and the team set their ambitions andstarted looking for different ways to achieve them, defining absolutely everything that could make the boat gofaster. They changed their mindset, their approach and their training and as a result, their performance.
Ben’s story of the journey to an Olympic Gold Medal bridges the reality gap between just listening to howothers achieve their goals and doing it yourself. His experience as a business coach has allowed Ben a greatdeal of insight into the corporate world.
Knowing about how people think and what motivates them. This means he can use his story to greatesteffect explaining not only how he achieved his goals but how other can as achieve theirs.
Ben's keynote can simply be told as a hugely exciting and inspirational story, or it can be tailored to bring outspecific themes such as;
Continuous improvementTaking responsibilityTeam workLearning from one's mistakesGoal settingSelf belief and MotivationThe need to take actionPerforming at one's best
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Graham Singleton
Graham has had 23 years experience working in the communication,marketing and creative industries. He now runs his own companyteaching communication, personal impact, teambuilding and leadershipskills to UK and international companies. Graham works with TheLearning Partnership as a consultant and coach, bringing his company’sunique approaches to the developmental offerings of the partnership.
He is also a writer and painter.
Make Yourself!
Graham founded ‘Make Yourself!’ in April 2006 with vocal coaches and singers from the opera world anddirectors/actors from London’s West End. The company uses techniques from the performing arts to teachleadership, personal impact, teambuilding and communication skills. Clients include: Deloitte Consulting,ING, ABN AMRO, American Express, TNT, AstraZeneca, advertising agencies (JWT, Publicis, Ogilvy &Mather and Leagas Delaney), The IPA (Institute for Practitioners in Advertising), Great Ormond StreetHospital, innovation and branding consultants (The Value Engineers), recruitment consultants (JCA Group)and City accountants (Watson, Farley and Williams).
The company has been featured in The Daily Telegraph and the Financial Times as well as BBC nationalradio and trade publications. It will also be featured in a BBC documentary on creativity to be screened inFebruary 2007.
Leo Burnett (2002-6) - Global Director
Ran a large piece of international business for Procter and Gamble account working closely with the Genevaand Cincinnati offices. Managed a large team in the London office (25+) and teams in nine countries acrossEurope, the Middle East and Africa.
Created award winning creative work and led the agency contribution to large global design projects.
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The Value Engineers Marketing Consultancy (2000-2)
Graham worked as a consultant in the innovation practice with clients like P&O Princess Cruises, Kellogg’s,the UK Government’s COi business, various Unilever businesses, Barclays (banking), Sky TV, RHM (food)and Hasbro (toys). Made regular appearances on BBC’s Business Breakfast, and other TV and radioprogrammes commenting on marketing topics.
Young and Rubicam Advertising London (1995-2000).
Graham was worldwide Account Director on Pirelli. He produced award winning work on Pirelli using CarlLewis, Marie-Jo Perec and the Brazilian footballer Ronaldo. During this time he also worked on Colgate UKand Europe, the UK Government’s Central Office of Information (Royal Navy, Royal Marines and TerritorialArmy) and Kodak.
Ogilvy & Mather Advertising London (1988-1995)
Board director working on award winning Guinness work, Ford, Ford, Eagle Star (financial services) andUnilever. Had a spell working in the creative department after a work experience project turned in to a livecampaign?
Procter & Gamble, Newcastle (1983-88)
Brand manager on Camay, Pampers and Dreft.
Interests
Creative writing, painting and singing.
Education
Law degree
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Keith Stanton
Lead Coach
Upon leaving school Keith attended the Royal Military Academy,Sandhurst, graduating as an officer in the Army. He served for 10years and it is during this time that he developed his interest inPersonal Development, Leadership and Motivation. He subsequentlycontinued his career outside the services, working in the FinancialServices industry for a large national banking organisation.
He rose to the position of District Sales Manager responsible for thesales and customer services of a network of over 90 branches,before leaving to pursue his interests in coaching Corporate andPersonal Development.
Keith has been a professional coach and conference speaker since1999. He quickly established his name throughout the trainingcommunity as a charismatic conference speaker, performance
coach and mindset change consultant.
His talent has made him in demand throughout the world and he has spoken to multi-national clientsthroughout Europe, the USA, South Africa, South East Asia, and South America.
His clients have include such names as HSBC, Standard Life, Citibank, Deloitte Consulting, Ernst andYoung, The Disney Corporation, Barclays Bank, Dublin Bus, Eagle Star, NHS and Hays.
Keith brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the organisational offerings of The LearningPartnership.
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Nigel Percy
Nigel is a learning & development specialist with over 25 years operationaland leadership experience. In addition he has an MSc in Training andPerformance Management and combines both theory and practice to thedevelopment of people.He is an excellent and natural coach, communicator and facilitator.
His main appeal is in his expertise and his versatility; covering such areas as;Motivation and Performance developmentProven Leadership and Management development programmesExpertise in Myers Briggs and its uses within a corporate contextFacilitation of various sized groups at all levels of the Organisation
Typical assignments include;
1. Half day and 1 day Performance and Self-Motivational workshops for groups of up to 100 people.Known as Think It, Believe It, Do It, this highly interactive programme has been delivered to over 2000people in various industries with remarkable effect.
2. Interactive Team-build and performance-raising Offsites which help employees and leaders understand theirroles, increase team effectiveness and create awareness of, and subscription to, a cause, theme or vision.
3. Myers Briggs Type Indicator analysis (Step 1 and Step 2) as a standalone coaching offering or as a self-awareness element of a development or leadership programme.
4. Various personal Development and Leadership programmes to suit all levels of employees fromAdministrators to Senior Management. All are interactive and feature elements of accelerated andexperiential learning. Examples include;
Leadership DevelopmentManagement skills developmentProject LeadershipFinance for Non-Finance ManagersCoaching and LeadingPresentation SkillsTime management and Self-OrganisationChange Management
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Change and MotivationProblem Solving and Decision MakingThink It, Believe It, Do It
Examples from the last 12 months include:-Providing Core Curriculum Leadership Programmes to Managers and Team Leaders for ExperianTeambuilding events (indoor and outdoor) for Barclays Capital, Arcadia, LS Trillium, BlackRockNordic Leadership programme for Experian Northern EuropeAccelerated Learning Skills for 2 major UK call CentresCoaching Middle Managers to help their employees cope with changeTrain the Trainer for Premier FoodsProject Leadership for a Degussa fine organic ChemicalsMotivation and Self Esteem events for more than 1500 people over 25 eventsWorking with 6th Form Students to raise their aspiration levels and self-beliefCoaching o2 Training teams to explore their training stylesBusiness Advisory Skills programmes for 4 Local AuthoritiesProviding ILM Team Leader Certificate Training to Exel LogisticsFacilitating BNFL’s Senior Leaders to better communicate their new vision