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Alan Walker

trainer, facilitator & coach

Technology is changing how often and how much we communicate.

Can you honestly say your company is getting better at it?

Do you really know how much poor quality communication and relationships are costing you? Ever bothered to find out? Or are you too busy ………..’communicating’?

Improving your people’s skills, and their performance, is your business … and it is mine too.
Experienced, highly qualified, I am also (still) very enthusiastic. And I feel very privileged to be able to work in what I love.

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VideosShort, punchy clips - they work.

Training Catalogue as well as tailored for you. I also have a network of specialists I am proud to draw on.

Facilitation Actionable and effective outcomes - healthy conflict resolution.

CoachingGood, honest and down-to-earth: skills and developmental.

Blog

The right question

13/10/2019 | Being colour blind is a bit frustrating at times. I go to buy some Edding marker pens. There were a lot of them on the shop counter. I ask: “What colours have you got?” A look of surprise. “All these.” Ask a silly question …. [read more]

Efficiency at the cost of effectiveness

01/09/2019 | For the second year running, for the whole of August, the bank I use closed two of the three branches near my house. A little notice said: ‘Office temporarily out of service’ (as if it was a piece of machinery). I do not think I am stupid. It is pure cost reduction and where... [read more]

Changes motivated by what?

28/08/2019 | I cannot help but be cynical when I read this morning in The Guardian that the American Business Roundtable Group, whose members include the richest person in the world ($100 billion fortune – beyond obscene) “has changed the official definition of the purpose of a corporation from making the most money for shareholders to... [read more]