Thursday 15th September 2011 (6pm-9pm)
Association for Coaching UK – Cambridge presents
For full details: http://www.associationforcoaching.com/event/CAM110915.pdf
For more information and to book visit:
http://www.acukconference.com/home/index.htm#section-1
Dr Anthony Grant: Does coaching really enhance resilience, well-being and happiness?
Professor Stephen Palmer: Health and well-being coaching: A cognitive behavioural approach
Dr Tim Anstiss: Resilience Techniques of the Ancients
Professor Peter Hawkins: Developing the Ethical and Emotional Capacity of the Coach in Supervision
Dr Jonathan Passmore: Supervision, Ethics and Reflective Practice
Dr Chris Johnstone – Evoking Resilience in Times of Uncertainty
Professor David Lane: CPD in Coaching – being our own best Critical Friend
Michael Chaskalson: Mindfulness
Roy Childs: How Resilience affects your Coaching Practice
Arielle Essex: Inside Out Wellness
Jane Keep: Building Resilience for Consistency and Steadiness
Kate Burton: Coaching with Energy
Thursday, 10 Feb 2011
The Home Office has announced that the ID card database has been destroyed.
http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/media-centre/news/database-destruction
A database built to hold the fingerprints and personal details of millions of ID card holders has today been publicly destroyed.
Around 500 hard disk drives and 100 back up tapes containing the details of 15,000 holders have been magnetically wiped and shredded.
They will soon be incinerated in an environmentally friendly waste-for-energy process.
This signals an end to the National Identity Register which was built to hold the details of people who applied for an ID card.
The scheme was scrapped by the coalition government and the cards ceased to be valid legal documents on 22 January.
Home Office minister Damian Green helped shred the last of the hard disk drives at an Essex industrial site today.
‘Laying ID cards to rest demonstrates the government’s commitment to scale back the power of the state and restore civil liberties,’ he said.
‘This is about people having trust in the government to know when it is necessary and appropriate for the state to hold and use personal data, and it is about the government placing their trust in the common-sense and responsible attitude of people.
‘This is just the first step in the process of restoring and maintaining our freedoms.’
Introducing copyright
British Library
Thu 3, 10.00 – 10.00, Free
Manage your business on the web
Johnny Martin
Thu 3, 15.00 – 17.00, Free
Google Adwords: get the most from your pay per click
Lucidica
Tue 8, 10.00 – 14.00, £39
Inspiring entrepreneurs: The power of social media
British Library
Wed 9, 18.30 – 21.00, £10
Getting published online today
The Book Midwife
Wed 9, 10.00 – 12.00, £65
Create your social media strategy
Women Unlimited
Thu 10, 10.00 – 13.00, £45
Understanding online privacy
Halebury
Mon 15, 15.00 – 17.00, £24
When and where you patent new software for the web
London IP
Tue 15, 14.00 – 16.00, Free
Introducing copyright
British Library
Mon 21, 11.00 – 13.00, Free
The future of online selling and marketing
Insider Trends
Tue 22, 18.00 – 20.00, £12
Web wizards – speed mentoring for businesses online
British Library
Thu 24, 10.00 – 13.00, Free
With 1/5 of organisations having increased their well-being investment this year, organisations are finding that prevention is better than cure when it comes to employee health and well-being.
Supporting individuals to achieve optimum mental and physical well-being helps build resilience in a tough business climate. A resilient workforce can adapt to change and is better equipped to tackle challenges head on.
The CIPD Well-being and Resilience Conference, 2 February will deliver expert insight on this much talked-about topic.
The British Library
24th February 2010 2pm-4pm
As part of their “Web in Feb” series, The British Library Business & IP Centre is hosting a Workshop on “Privacy & Data Protection”
This workshop will explain:
The workshop will be presented by data protection expert Jaan Larner of leading City law firm Keystone Law. You’ll also have a chance to ask questions and network with other attendees.
Who should attend? Anyone who will be collecting customer data in their business.
Place: British Library Business & IP Centre
Cost: £10 with discount code “britishlibrary2010”
Full details: http://www.bl.uk/bipc/workevents/datapro.html
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