as you might remember me

I am a self-employed consultant / catalyst, independent trainer, people developer, and writer. I enjoy any type of work that presents change and variation, including analysis work, suggesting improvements, implementing change and above all, working closely with people.
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Employment

My employed background is with the service industry.My experience is working for and with many industries, in UK and International locations, and includes Strategy, Marketing, Operations, Problem Analysis, and Training/Staff Development. From the sixties and throughout the eighties, I worked in various logistics / supply chain areas, latterly at Director level. During the nineties, I was employed as Director of Training for a training provider.

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as I now am!

Qualifications

During the journey towards today, I have gathered a wide portfolio of qualifications. It seems pretty basic to me that those who work with others on learning should also be able to formally demonstrate, self-learning
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Principles

Since 1998,I am self-employed, where the financial "feast and famine balance" is helped by the freedom to do work that I want to do and believe in. My agenda is the same as yours. To get quality results fast and to get paid. I do like to work with people in a totally open and honest way.
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Work

I have worked for a wide variety of organisations, and I am always looking for more!
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Personal

I am married to Christine with the children now grown up and away from home. Two rescued dogs, Bessie, and Sally now compliment our life. (Bessie is a border collie cross, Sally, well we are not sure at the moment, as she is still a pup. However, so far we can see she is definitely of the Heinz 57 variety type).

Home is in Bradford, Yorkshire (or Gods own county, as we prefer it to be called). And contrary to popular opinion, I do not like cricket or, a large frothy top on my beer and I have no personal knowledge of ferrets or flat caps! Mind you the whole of the UK is a pretty OK place. I enjoy going to anywhere in the UK or the world-I like travel-but-then, there is no place like home! As my son once said, "London is OK, (apart from some of the southern jessies), but the trouble is, there is just no horizon".
So yes, I do like the hills and open-spaces up north!