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Introjective identification: the consultant’s instrument or nemesis?
Mannie Sher delivers the 2019 OPUS Eric Miller Memorial Lecture.
Organisations
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Justin Trudeau and the Court of Twitter
Ethics in public life and supervision.
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Archive-A-Live!
A symposium exploring the Tavistock Institute’s archive.
About us
Thought pieces
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Barbados Stock Exchange
Talking about board dynamics and other activities beyond.
Group relations
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Research & Professional Development Apprentice
Education & training
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Questions you may be asking yourself
Organisational Consultancy: Working with the Dynamics
Organisations
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P3C: Practitioner Certificate in Consultancy & Change
How is it practical and useful?
Leadership
Young people
Virtual Working
Virtual teams and the problems of working remotely
Join our Digital Surgery...
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New Editor-in-Chief for Human Relations
Human Relations is seeking to appoint a new Editor-in-Chief, as our current Editor-in-Chief is stepping down in early 2020.
Group relations
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Enabling fairer access to flexible working for older workers
Evaluating the pilot project.
Health & social care
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Norwegian Evaluation Conference
Dione Hills gives keynote on the occasion of a joint anniversary.
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Molding consensus
Launching Young Leaders workshop
Young people
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An aspirational training project for the 21st Century
An action research project to train low-skilled school-leavers, without prospects, for employment.
Education & training
Young people
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Launch - Organisational Consultancy: Working with Dynamics 2020
Applications are now open for this programme.
Organisations
Social dreaming
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Practitioner Certificate in Consulting & Change
We are now inviting applications for the next cohort.
Leadership
Young people
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Research published on collaboration in the Arts sector
Collaborating for change... A research report prepared for Arts Council England.
Arts & culture
Organisations
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Are you a leader willing to challenge corruption?
A New Dawn...
Leadership
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Influencing Commissioners – new guide published
A resource for projects funded through the National Lottery Community Fund’s Women and Girls Initiative.
Community
Gender & diversity
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Taking a complexity lens to understanding evaluation failure
In a new blog post on the CECAN website, Dione Hills suggests that a knowledge of complexity...
Organisations
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With memory and desire
The creation of our annual report is a way of capturing “memories” or moments across the year.
Community
Gender & diversity
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