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Georgina Clarke Collaboration and cooperation are essential for any team. Teamwork is important because it enables your operations to run smoothly, and makes everyone within the team feel valued and useful in their role.
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There's one last hurrah for summer musical events with Bestival taking place this weekend, although it's debatable, meteorologically speaking (see earlier news item) on whether this event should in fact be attached to our warmest (and wettest) season.
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Nick Gold MD of Speakers Corner, Nick Gold, ‘experienced’ a major birthday recently. One where it is suggested when life truly begins. For some it could be that mid-life gateway to a crisis of some kind or for those half-full folk, celebration. For Nick, he chose to reflect.
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Louise Collins I run but I am not a runner. I run so that I can eat what I like and because I like the feel of the wind in my eyes. Strange I know but I also have two small children, a job and a demanding home life so I enjoy any period of time that takes me away from all that. So it is with awe that I have been watching the World Athletics Championships in Beijing.
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The world's most famous food fight, La Tomatina, took place in Buñol near Valencia with 145 000 kg of tomatoes being readied for the event.
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Natalie Stone The Influencers. How to remain a compelling force to change opinion and behaviours when you're not speaking to a real-time audience.
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The V festival, which is approaching its 20 year anniversary next year, starts this Friday, the penultimate weekend of August and arguably the second to last weekend of the summer. Taking place simultaneously at Highlands Park, in Chelmsford, and Weston Park, South Staffs, with artists swapping between locations across the weekend.
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Claire Harper I launched IndiaCoco, the award winning Best of British childrenswear brand, from my dining room in 2012. From the beginning there has been a lot of interest in its story along with my corporate background; gained from senior roles in marketing and branding at Argos, Ocado, Sainsbury’s and Mamas & Papas.
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Ray Hammond & The Speakers Corner Team Ray Hammond is a world-renowned futurologist, technology analyst and writer whose books have been published in 44 countries in 23 languages. For 35 years he has been studying the major trends that will shape the world and here, in the first of two parts, Ray takes questions from the Speakers Corner team on that nebulous realm - the future - and what it may hold for us.
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Ray Hammond & The Speakers Corner Team Ray Hammond is a world-renowned futurologist, technology analyst and writer whose books have been published in 44 countries in 23 languages. For 35 years he has been studying the major trends that will shape the world and here, in the first of two parts, Ray takes questions from the Speakers Corner team on that nebulous realm - the future - and what it may hold for us.
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T in the Park kicks off today at Strathallan Castle, Perthshire, with acts including Kasabian, Avicci & Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds occupying the main stage over the next 3 nights.
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Keith Antoine Why do I have so much more fun delivering keynote presentations now than before? Once upon a time I used to think it was about delivering a great keynote but what makes a keynote great?
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Alexa Clay Alexa Clay, is a writer "on topics related to the underground and grassroots innovation" which takes her to the fringes of society to meet the 'misfits' who are not suited to mainstream life but who we can still learn a lot from. Alexa's background is in ethnography, the history & philosophy of science, creative writing, and 18th & 19th century moral philosophy & economic theory.