Empowering and engaging people - leadership lessons from the jungle
TV presenter and leadership expert Ken Hames is hosting a seminar at the Learning and Skills Exhibition 2010 on employee engagement.
Ken Hames is well known for his television series Beyond Boundaries, which has seen him lead teams of people with disability on expeditions crossing the jungles of Nicaragua; the deserts of Namibia and the mountains of Ecuador. As a highly regarded business speaker and leadership trainer, Ken draws on his experiences on these and other expeditions to help him deliver powerful results.
At the forthcoming Learning and Skills Exhibition Ken will be focusing on employee engagement and dispelling the myth that engaging staff costs vast amounts of money. With current, relevant and simple tips on helping people to reach their potential and inspiring individuals and teams to achieve extraordinary things, this seminar is a must for anyone interested in getting the most from their most important resource - their people.
Ken is also a Director of learning and development company Farscape Development who are exhibiting at Stand 171. He and his colleagues will be available to talk about ideas around employee engagement and how staff challenges can be overcome. They are highly experienced at designing and delivering innovative training in a wide variety of companies and sectors.
Seminar details: 'Empowering and engaging people - leadership lessons from the jungle'.
Wednesday 27th January 2010
15.45 - 16:15, Learning and Skills 2010, Theatre 7
Learning and Skills 2010 exhibition seminar programme
Pre-booking is not required for the free seminars but visitors are encouraged to arrive early and plan their day in advance as seats will be allocated on a first-come first-served basis.
Entry to the exhibition is free and delegates can pre-register at http://www.learningtechnologies.co.uk/registration-page/
About Learning and Skills 2010
Learning and Skills 2010 is being co-located with the established Learning Technologies Conference and Exhibition on 27 and 28 January 2010.
The Learning and Skills Exhibition will showcase the entire spectrum of methods products and services available for workplace learning and employee development with a focus on people development, learning and performance, learning resources and HR systems and services.
Built around a multi-streamed programme of more than 50 free seminars, Learning and Skills will be the must attend event for the HR and L&D community.
For more information about Learning and Skills 2010 please visit www.learningandskillsevents.com