ICE Learned Event - Qatar
Successful Project Engagement
Tom Flatau, Managing Director, Team working International
Doha 28th February 2017
Registrations Start at 6:00PM
Event Start/End Time at 6.30 – 8pm
Venue: Doha Exhibition & Convention Centre
Overview
Our Successful Project Engagement Seminar is designed to give anyone involved with projects a broader, more holistic understanding of their role, beyond day-to-day management, one that is more in tune with the life-time value of the project and the ultimate needs of all stakeholders.
About the Speaker
Tom is an international speaker whose clients include Louis Vuitton, American Express, Siemens, HSBC, Emirates and Unilever. He trained with the Neuro Leadership Institute and is a Fellow of the Institute of Leadership & Management. Tom is an executive coach and sales and negotiation trainer. Tom has a first degree in Information Systems and a Masters degree in Business Analysis & Systems Design. His academic career included posts at British and American Universities. He used this experience and his later managerial career to develop the accelerated training methods that are unique to TWI Ltd. Tom’s work is based on understanding human instincts and behaviour, derived from up-to-the-minute research in the fields of neuroscience and positive psychology.
Tom helps people make positive changes to the beliefs, feelings and approaches that influence their performance and interactions. Consequently, individuals become happier and more effective. Customer interactions are improved, with immediate and lasting benefit to the organisation.
Please only register if you are making a commitment to attend.
If you are unable to join us please email us on middle.east@ice.org.ukso that we can give your place to another engineer.
If you would like to speak at a future ICE Learned event, please contact Lakshmi S Modali Lakshmi.modali@ice.org.uk.
CPD: This event may be considered for contributing to a recognised Continuing Professional Development (CPD) scheme as part of personal development. Delegates should check their individual scheme requirements.
