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Mar 25, 2011

Jacqueline Bagnall updated their profile

Mar 25, 2011

Penny Walker left a comment for Jacqueline Bagnall

"Hi Jacqueline, Love the picture of the dipper on your website - never seen one in the flesh myself, although I do look out for them. Perhaps you could post a picture of yourself (or the dipper) here, so we can put a face to the name? You may be…"

Oct 21, 2010

Ned Seabrook left a comment for Jacqueline Bagnall

"Hello and Welcome, I like your words "Creating space in which learning and development happens." Do you have any special tips on how to do that? Kind regards, and I hope you enjoy this site Ned"

Oct 20, 2010

Jacqueline Bagnall is now a member of The AMED Network

Oct 20, 2010

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Where do you live and work (City)?: Exeter, UK

What are your top professional skills?: My most senior commercial position is Director of Operations, my my current role is Senior Teaching Fellow in a university. Top professional skills would be managing complex projects, a builder of capacity.

What kinds of management education and development services are you involved in?: Masters and Unddergraduate education

What is your main interest in the AMED network?: education, social, inspiration, collegiate discussion/debate

Please share your favourite management development insight or quote.: "Nothing about us, is for us, without us" - recounted by Meg Wheatley not sure of the original source.

What kind of person are you?: Morning

More about you (Short Bio or any other details you’d like people to know): Thinker and educator, who enjoys exploring new ideas and established concepts alongside bright young minds. I believe in leading by learning and the power of questions, a commercial background with an academic future makes for a wonderful balance.

What I’d like from the AMED network is…: Ideas, good conversation, like minds

What do you do for your own development?: Read, research, question, converse and then make sense of it all by walking in nature

Your Business Website: http://www.dipperdoo.com

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At 7:07 on October 21, 2010, Penny Walker said…: Hi Jacqueline,

Love the picture of the dipper on your website - never seen one in the flesh myself, although I do look out for them.

Perhaps you could post a picture of yourself (or the dipper) here, so we can put a face to the name?

You may be interested in the AMED Writers Group - there's a workshop in Brighton soon, and also regular meetings in London. http://www.amed.org.uk/group/amedwritersgroup

Kind regards

Penny

At 6:32 on October 20, 2010, Ned Seabrook said…: Hello and Welcome,
I like your words "Creating space in which learning and development happens." Do you have any special tips on how to do that?
Kind regards, and I hope you enjoy this site

Ned