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7 DECEMBER 2007
Interviewed on the BBC World Service .

15 DECEMBER 2007
I currently host a number of clubs on ecademy.com. If any of these subjects interests you, why not join me there for up to the minute news and debate? Spirituality and Work + Leadership + Wantage ecademy + Ecademy Medical Club + Personal, Team and Organisational Transformation + CEO Power Network + Process Improvement, Quality and Six Sigma + The Oxford Professionals Dining Club + Emotional Intelligence + The Counselling Club + Executive Coaching and Leadership Development + Knowledge Management + Leadership + Paddington Business Network + Portfolio Careers + The Professionals Club
FEBRUARY 2008
Why not join me for an informal drink each month somewhere in Oxfordshire? Check out the date in ecademy or here on my website.
MAY 2008
Launched a series of personal development modules for incorporation in larger corporate and business schools programmes. (Check out www.thefutureofwork.org for details.)
AUGUST 2008
Moved into new offices in Deddington. SEPTEMBER 2008
Chairing a session at the World Council for Corporate Governance Annual Conference on Social Capital.

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Organisation Development
After 15 years of working as a 'consultant', I began to work primarily one-to-one with key leaders in industry.  I found this far more rewarding, as it meant that I was engaged for the long haul rather than one off, ad hoc, projects and so got to see the impact of the work I was involved in.  Then, out of the blue, Sodexho UK, asked if I would take on the role of Group HR Director on an interim basis.  Again, I found the longer term nature of involvement far more satisfying.

OD differs from OB (the science of managing change through people) in that it has certain premises about the kind of workplace you are trying to create.  (For a more detailed explanation, check out my article on the topic <HERE>.)

So today, I work on a retained basis supporting OD initiatives in a very small number of organisations at one time.  The two roles that I have at the moment are:

Workplace Chaplain and Joint Coordinator of Chaplaincy Services -  QinetiQ, Farnborough.

Leadership development counsellor - Stockholm Environment Institute, Oxford.

I am always interested in discussing ways of working together, and although I am not currently looking for any further OD roles, if an exciting opportunity arose I would be pleased to chat.  If you would be interested in working one-to-one with me - check out my leadership development pages.