Events
Communications skills – it’s a swing thing!
Wednesday 3rd June 2009
Angus Murray
Singer, songwriter and facilitator.
A new perspective and a great way for your organisation to gain a competitive advantage in today's marketplace.
Elidor Creative Training delivers inspirational workshops to help organisations explore presentation, management and leadership skills in a new and innovative way. The difference is that they develop learning with the aid of a live jazz/swing band, under the skilled direction of Angus Murray, a singer, songwriter and facilitator.
'Better together' is both a fun and interactive 60 minute workshop that enhances harmonious team working, communications skills and ensures a highly motivated team. A new perspective and a great way for your organisation to gain a competitive advantage in today's marketplace.
A finger buffet lunch will be served. All drinks will be on a cash basis.
Timings:
12.15pm - 12.50pm registration and buffet lunch
12.50pm - 2.00pm Presentation with Angus Murray and his live jazz band
Location: The Slug and Lettuce 80 – 82 Wardour Street, Soho, LONDON , W1F 0TF
Date and Time: Wednesday 3rd June 2009 12:15 PM
Feedback
A great venue and an unusual, fun and enjoyable but thought provoking end of season event. Whilst the message may seem simple, it involves some serious thinking. What is the rhythm we use to glue people together into an effective team in our own organisation? And when that rhythm changes, do we effectively change the messages? Food for thought.
Submitted by Judi Kennedy-Clarke, Wellcome Trust
Very entertaining and informative event that gave some useful analogies between a band and a team.
Submitted by keith myers, RCPO
I think the themes that were presented were ones I was already familiar with, but this was a really refreshing way to revisit them and prompted a lot of thoughts for me around learning styles, not least my own.
Submitted by Chris Lazenby, British Museum
Music was beautiful and talented musicians, however I thought the message was a bit basic for a group of HR Professionals.
Submitted by SHARON CLEWS, redsprings consulting
I really enjoyed this event - the first I have attended. A central location, a good turn out and mix of proffessionals with ample time to network were all positives. The band was a fun intervention that relaxed people and put smiles on faces rather than it delivering new knowledge around communications skills.
Submitted by Matthew Pegler, Altyerre
I found it a fun event. Nice way to round off the year's activities. Most enjoyable.
Submitted by Margaret Keelan, RMS Ltd