Cotswold Conference
Centre on the Farncombe Estate near Broadway, noted for its spectacular
location overlooking the Vale of Evesham, is hosting an experiential learning
event combining the best of indoors and outdoors learning.
Fresh Thinking and
Fresh Air is a free event being held during the morning of Monday 24th
June. It should appeal to training and learning development specialists as well
as senior leaders facing, or about to face, major organisational change.
Led by Dave Stewart
from the Fresh Air Learning Company and presenter and author Liggy Webb, it
will take delegates on a `journey of discovery` to get the best from
indoor/outdoor learning techniques and facilities. It will include a session on
developing personal resilience in a changing world.
Dave and Liggy will
draw on their work with leadership teams and others. It will include a process
called appreciative inquiry that has four stages: discovery, imagining,
designing and project setting. The process is popular in the US but less well known in the UK
The event will
include a networking lunch with a mini barbecue and supply of Farncombe fresh
smoothies.
Rachael Buttery, Corporate Sales
Manager at the Farncombe Estate, said of the event:
“This is a great opportunity to take a
break from your desk and hear and learn from two experts in the field of change
management and leadership development, and to find out first-hand what the
Farncombe Estate has to offer as a conference and training venue.
“At
Farncombe, we offer 11
different meeting and training rooms for up to 120 people. The venue is also
home to the luxury Dormy House Hotel, which is the subject of a £10m
refurbishment.”
Places can be reserved, free of
charge, by contacting Rachael Buttery on 0845 230 8580
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