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What are your top professional skills?: Coaching, Professional Development and Organisation Design.

SFIA Accredited Consultant.

What kinds of management education and development services are you involved in?: Developing people capability and flexibility

What is your main interest in the AMED network?: networking, inspiration, collegiate discussion/debate, personal development

Please share your favourite management development insight or quote.: Be the change you want to see in the world - Mohandas Ghandi

More about you (Short Bio or any other details you’d like people to know): I practice what I preach - applying your own knowledge and skills to your personal life isn't easy, and I have used these techniques to radically change my life for the better, bringing me here to New Zealand where my quality of life is much better and all things people oriented are new, giving huge potential to practice in this sector.

What I’d like from the AMED network is…: Inspiration, ideas, encouragement, to give and receive.

What do you do for your own development?: Interact with people who can teach me so much more, evening classes, reading, researching, facilitating the PDaPP group on Linkedin - Positive Psychology. Website evolving....

At 4:16 on November 26, 2009, Penny Walker said…: Oops! I see you have just done this!

Thanks.

:-)

Penny

At 4:15 on November 26, 2009, Penny Walker said…: Hi Rob

Good to hear from you. Perhaps you could give us a perspective from New Zealand, on the forthcoming Copenhagen Climate Summit? I'm interested to know how it's viewed from countries other than the UK.

Best wishes

Penny

At 2:15 on October 18, 2009, Penny Walker said…: Hi Rob

I see you've joined the Sustainable Development group. Welcome! Is your work related to SD, or is this more of a personal interest?

Cheers

Penny

At 2:16 on October 1, 2009, Belina Raffy said…: Hi Rob,

You may have noticed that we've changed our Overseas Member pricing policy. We're working on refunding you the difference. Have a lovely day!

Best wishes,
Belina

At 0:38 on July 20, 2009, Belina Raffy said…: Hi Rob,

The session went really well on Friday...great bunch of people. The ethos of improv is very kindred to APP ('yes, and...', honouring the offer, move the story forward, etc.)...I led a group of exercises designed to have the students experience being present, open to new ways of thinking, examine the rules they impose on themselves about creativity, and communicating nonverbally. We had a blast.

Any chance of you coming to the Portland AIN conference in November? Then you could see what I'm talking about (applied impro) first hand by the world's experts...

Best wishes,
Belina

At 15:46 on July 13, 2009, Belina Raffy said…: Hi Rob,

I'm just about to use some applied improvisation techniques with a bunch of Applied Positive Psychology masters students here in the UK - 'got any tips?

Best wishes,
Belina

At 12:02 on June 12, 2009, Belina Raffy said…: Hi Rob,
Thank you for your wonderful proactivity. The group 'Full AMED Members Only' is a placeholder for a group which we will start over the next few weeks'. The 'doors aren't open' yet on that group - but once they are, you will definitely be invited to join.
Welcome aboard!
I had a great time in Wellington back in '93. You're based in a gorgeous place!

Best wishes,
Belina