Kirstin Irving's Page
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- Where do you live and work (City)?
- Northamptonshire
- What are your top professional skills?
- Consulting
Facilitating
- What kinds of management education and development services are you involved in?
- Working with people to be effective change agents and authentic leaders
- What is your main interest in the AMED network?
- inspiration, collegiate discussion/debate, collaboration, personal development
- Please share your favourite management development insight or quote.
- The body always wins
- What kind of person are you?
- Morning
- More about you (Short Bio or any other details you’d like people to know)
- I work with changing organisations to help ensure they get the benefits they expect from their good change ideas. I am passionate about people’s voices being heard, gaining clarity where there is none and making sure the time, energy and resource devoted to changing is well spent. I work in support of effective change agency, and authentic leadership. I am a Registered and Chartered Occupational Psychologist, and I live with my husband and three children in Northamptonshire.
- What do you do for your own development?
- Read. Listen. Notice. Ask. Try. Try again.
- Your Business Website
- http://www.changetools.co.uk
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Dear Kirstin
Welcome to the AMED Network. I hope you enjoy seeing your piece linked to the forthcoming edition of e-O&P on 'Wisdom in Organisations, Part 2'.
How about posting an image of yourself on your web page here, so that your new AMED colleagues can recognise you easily and get down to sharing ideas and experiences at the post-publication workshop?
Best wishes. Bob