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Janette Galton opening NT Office of Women's Policy 2012 Forum

Janette Galton NT Office of Women's Policy 2012 Forum

NT Office of Women’s Policy recently facilitated “Have your say”. A 4 hour workshop for NT women saw more than 50 women from all walks of life come together to engage with (more…)

Was Jesus a Guerilla Marketer? Part II

 

I had some fabulous feedback from a blog I posted yesterday suggesting Jesus Christ was actually a Guerilla marketer. Included in that feedback was a query from a friend and colleague who happens to be a buddhist and was puzzled about the notion I posed. Thank you my friend for this great query, as it has prompted me to expand my thinking even more on this whole concept!

In fact, on reflection, I suspect (more…)

Was Jesus a guerilla marketer?

 

I love the Northern Territory (NT) and the amazing people I get to meet up here. Bordering on paroquial, there are some consultants who fly in and out of the NT (aka seagulls) that drive me batty. And then there are others like conscious consultant Michelle Bailey, and marketing director Steve Davis who are rightfully respected and accepted, together with local globe trotting motivational speaker and entrepreneur A J Kulatunga as assets (more…)

Warning: Beware the ‘fairy tales’ in profile spin

Let me say up front, beware, as I’m on a roll with a slight rant.

There are some great articles presently doing the rounds reminding us of the top 10 most overused words based on an article released by LinkedIn. Topping the list are “creative”, “organizational” and “effective”. The official press release is well worth a read, especially for us internationals, as the research includes (more…)

Courage, coaching and guest blogging Part II

A few weeks, back Jack Lundee featured here as a guest blogger on the topic of  Courage. Here’s the second and final part to Jack’s blog:

To use a more modern example, both Chelsea Clinton and Christy Turlington have implemented a program called Phones for Hope, which is supposed to provide medical equipment in the form of phones to mothers in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Nepal. Always a leader in providing commitments to action, the Clinton Global Initiative

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