Barrie Bramley on MBA studies
Barrie Bramley, our resident creativity, talent and diversity expert, was quoted this past week in The Times, in an article entitled: “International experience is vital for MBA students”. Read it here.
Barrie Bramley, our resident creativity, talent and diversity expert, was quoted this past week in The Times, in an article entitled: “International experience is vital for MBA students”. Read it here.
We have just been informed that Graeme has won The Academy for Chief Executives in the United Kingdom’s Speaker of the Year award for 2007. This award will be presented to Graeme in London on 26 November 2007.
This is another in a series of awards that Graeme has won recently as a top keynote presenter. Congratulations, Graeme!!
One of South Africa’s leading speaker’s agencies, SpeakersInc, recently held their first annual speaker’s awards. We’re pleased to announce that Dr Graeme Codrington, of TomorrowToday, won the award for Best Speaker of the Year 2007.
This was a peer nominated and voted award, based on on-line voting by people from the industry, organised by one speaker’s agent. But it is nevertheless nice to get recognition from your peers and the industry.
Other award winners were Vernon Creswell (best newcomer) and Stef du Plessis (lifetime achievement award).
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