TIME WELL SPENT _ 15 September 2011, Hotel Cambodiana

Leadership and Development Center in partnership with abe UK is pleased to share with you an exciting program that will greatly benefit you & your organization.

TIME WELL SPENT_15 September 2011, Hotel Cambodiana       Click here to Download This Brochure

Is This Your Problem?

Do you feel that nothing gets accomplished?
Are you deluged with e-mails?
Are there too many ineffective meetings?
Do you have paperwork overload?
Are telephone calls annoying or distracting?
Do you procrastinate on hard or unpleasant tasks?

At the end of this three-hour session attendees will be equipped to ensure ‘time is well spent’.

Objectives

The Workshop will help attendees to:

• Plan their time effectively
• Get to know themselves better
• Identify and attain their life goals
• Use and analyze your time
• Organize your workload and workplace
• Handle interruptions
• Make the best use of information and technology
• Develop and conduct meetings effectively

Speakers’ Profile:

Dr Lyndon Jones, Founder Chairperson

The Association of Business Executives

Following service in HM Forces Lyndon Jones studied at Manchester University and undertook postgraduate studies at the Manchester College of Science and Technology.  Then worked in industry as a line manager. Later, he took a teachers certificate and for six years was Head of a Department of Management and Business Studies.  From 1965 until 1990 he was Principal of the South West London College

- He has served on many committees including:

   Business Education Council (Nominated by Secretary of State for Education)

   Council for Accreditation of Correspondence Colleges (Nominated by Secretary of State for Education)
   National Examination Board in Supervisory Management (Vice Chairperson)
   BBC Further Education Advisory Committee
   British Accreditation Council for Independent Further & Higher Education

   British Rail Joint Industrial Training Board

   Committees of the Engineering Industry Training Board, Construction Industry
   Training Board & Shipbuilding Training Board
   International Federation of Training & Development Organisations (IFTDO)
   Board Member of Indian Journal, Drishti
   Member Court of Governors of International University of Management in Namibia and Shareworld Open University in Malawi
   Member of Council of ARTDO International
   Honorary Co-Chairperson/Advisor of Employers with a Heart Advisory Board (Singapore)
   Editorial Board, Indian Journal of Education and Training

         

- For twenty-one years he was Founder Chairperson of the Association of Business Executives and is now CEO.

- Chairperson of the Association of Business and Administrative Computing.

- Founded The Association of Business Practitioners.

- He was Editorial Director of the monthly publication Education and Training for 22 years and for some years Editor of the Journal the Free Trader.

- He is the author of a number of books and pamphlets and has had innumerable articles published in the UK and overseas journals and newspapers.

- In July 2009, his book ‘Time Well Spent’ which was co-authored with a Canadian Consultant was published.

- He worked with the Council of Europe and produced a report for them on the Regulation of Private Higher Education.

- He has extensive experience as a Consultant, Trainer and Team Leader, having worked in Western Europe, South East Asia, the USA and Africa.

For a number of years he was a Consultant with the Hong Kong Productivity Council.

Awarded the Management and HRD Excellence Award from ARTDO in recognition of services to Education.

Dr Penelope Hood, Director, International Partnerships

Anglia Ruskin University

Penny Hood has experience of working in the United Nations, commerce, industry, the National Health Service and a large local authority.  Her work includes training, teaching, advising and consulting. In 1996 she joined Anglia Ruskin University (then Anglia Polytechnic University) as part of the education management team working on the development of integrated academic and vocational programmes. In the Ashcroft International Business School she was Director of education management before becoming Principal Lecturer and later Director of Studies. Overseas work has included consultancy to the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, Sri Lanka on the introduction of local management of schools, working with the National Institute of Education, Sri Lanka, project co-ordinator for a British Council Funded Higher Education Link on the management and leadership of schools and consultant to the Education Minister of the Republic of Maldives carrying out a feasibility study on the use of atoll centres as educational hubs; in addition she has delivered several papers in South Asia on management of refugee camps and management development as a way forward for Sri Lanka post-tsunami and in a period of conflict.  Penny is visiting academic at the Postgraduate Institute of Management, Sri Jayewardenepura University (Sri Lanka) and a member of the Academy of Management Science Sri Lanka.  Her doctoral thesis was based on school leadership in Sri Lanka.  Particular areas of interest etc. are in the development of management studies in underdeveloped countries.

The former is co-author of the book ‘Time Well Spent’, of which a complimentary copy will be given to each participant, along with the drafts of two forthcoming booklets by the speakers on ‘Effective Management in a Changing World’ and ‘Effective Listening’.

The Speakers other recent publications include:

• Action Planning Through Force Field Analysis
• Business Cards
• Sociograms
• The Johari Window
• The Pygmalion Effect

Both speakers are internationally well known and have wide experience of working in different countries and cultures.

For any further queries, pls feel free to contact Mr. Kent - 077 861168/ Email: kent@ldccam.com

With Best Regards,

Leadership & Development Center

#1B20, St. Rusian Blvd, Sangkat Sras Chork,

Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Tel: 855-23 555 0505

Fax: 855-23 224 598

Email: training@ldccam.com