Team Building Asia (Singapore) is currently looking to expand their pool of facilitators to work with them on programs on a project basis in S'pore (SEA)/Asia.
Interested experienced facilitators may contact Mr Kenneth Tan with your profile/resume, preferably including your expected rates (Full Day and Half-Day).
Kenneth KL Tan
Senior Consultant
Team Building Asia
Building the future....together
Singapore - T: +65 6226 2716 F: +65 6491 5255
20 Maxwell Road, #11-18 Maxwell House
Singapore 069113
kenneth@teambuildingasia.com
Showing posts with label FNS Supported Event. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FNS Supported Event. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Would you like to be a facilitator at the ICA International Global Conference in Japan?
Dear All FFWians,
FNS, on behalf of Jo Nelson, likes to extend an invitation to you to facilitate a very exciting global conference on world development.
ICA International's "7th Global Conference on Human Development" is scheduled for November 17-21, 2008, in Takayama, Japan.
The subtitles give a sense of the potential: "An agenda-setting conference exploring the future of human development" and "Unlocking the Potential to Create a New World Together".
Jo is on the conference design team, and it is looking for volunteer facilitators for the event. Jo will be one himself. He likes you to be one, too. This is a volunteer role, so you must register for the conference, and will not be paid, but the experience will be amazing (and also add to your resume).
Jo has been a facilitator at ICA global conferences in the past, and the experience of working with a global team on topics that make a difference in our lives and in the world is unforgettable.
There are 10 big focus questions leading to a topic, each of which will have a group who will spend 2 full days exploring it.
These 10 focus questions are:
1. Effective Governance and Protection of Human Rights
2. Persistence of Poverty
3. Environmental Degradation and Climate Change
4. Sustainable Agriculture and Livelihoods
5. Violent Conflict and Social Disintegration
6. Access to Healthcare and Preventing the Spread of Disease
7. Literacy and Education
8. Consumerism and Over-Consumption
9. Disconnectedness and Barriers to Engagement
10. Private Sector Collaboration
Depending on the number of participants in each group, there may be a number of sub-topic groups. The team will be using a number of facilitation tools at various points during the conference, including World Cafe, ToP workshops and strategic thinking processes, and many others.
There is a full day of site visits to community projects in Japan. And the last day will include vibrant reports from each topic group. The main conference languages will be English and Japanese but there will be translation for many more. If you can communicate in more than one language, that will be an asset. There will be an orientation and facilitator training on November 16.
You can find out more about the conference and register at http://www.japan2008.org/. This link will lead you to the conference information site, a place to participate in pre-conference dialogue on the topics, and a big "register" button. Registration on-line was easy.
If you are thinking about going to the conference and would like to facilitate, please reply to Jo so he can keep you up to date on developments in the conference planning.
If you know someone else who is going or might go, please forward them this invitation. They need lots of facilitators!
On behalf of:
Jo Nelson, CPF, CTF <jnelson@ica-associates.ca>
Certified Professional Facilitator and ICA Certified ToP(TM) Facilitator
ICA Associates, Inc. 655 Queen Street East, Toronto, ON M4M 1G4
Ph. 1 416-691-2316, x230 Toll-free 1 877-691-1422 Fax 1 416-691-2491
Website http://ica-associates.ca
Cellphone 647 233 6910
Skype "jofacilitator"
FNS, on behalf of Jo Nelson, likes to extend an invitation to you to facilitate a very exciting global conference on world development.
ICA International's "7th Global Conference on Human Development" is scheduled for November 17-21, 2008, in Takayama, Japan.
The subtitles give a sense of the potential: "An agenda-setting conference exploring the future of human development" and "Unlocking the Potential to Create a New World Together".
Jo is on the conference design team, and it is looking for volunteer facilitators for the event. Jo will be one himself. He likes you to be one, too. This is a volunteer role, so you must register for the conference, and will not be paid, but the experience will be amazing (and also add to your resume).
Jo has been a facilitator at ICA global conferences in the past, and the experience of working with a global team on topics that make a difference in our lives and in the world is unforgettable.
There are 10 big focus questions leading to a topic, each of which will have a group who will spend 2 full days exploring it.
These 10 focus questions are:
1. Effective Governance and Protection of Human Rights
2. Persistence of Poverty
3. Environmental Degradation and Climate Change
4. Sustainable Agriculture and Livelihoods
5. Violent Conflict and Social Disintegration
6. Access to Healthcare and Preventing the Spread of Disease
7. Literacy and Education
8. Consumerism and Over-Consumption
9. Disconnectedness and Barriers to Engagement
10. Private Sector Collaboration
Gender inequity is recognized as a cross-cutting issue
exacerbating each of these 10 challenges.
Depending on the number of participants in each group, there may be a number of sub-topic groups. The team will be using a number of facilitation tools at various points during the conference, including World Cafe, ToP workshops and strategic thinking processes, and many others.
There is a full day of site visits to community projects in Japan. And the last day will include vibrant reports from each topic group. The main conference languages will be English and Japanese but there will be translation for many more. If you can communicate in more than one language, that will be an asset. There will be an orientation and facilitator training on November 16.
You can find out more about the conference and register at http://www.japan2008.org/. This link will lead you to the conference information site, a place to participate in pre-conference dialogue on the topics, and a big "register" button. Registration on-line was easy.
If you are thinking about going to the conference and would like to facilitate, please reply to Jo so he can keep you up to date on developments in the conference planning.
If you know someone else who is going or might go, please forward them this invitation. They need lots of facilitators!
On behalf of:
Jo Nelson, CPF, CTF <jnelson@ica-associates.ca>
Certified Professional Facilitator and ICA Certified ToP(TM) Facilitator
ICA Associates, Inc. 655 Queen Street East, Toronto, ON M4M 1G4
Ph. 1 416-691-2316, x230 Toll-free 1 877-691-1422 Fax 1 416-691-2491
Website http://ica-associates.ca
Cellphone 647 233 6910
Skype "jofacilitator"
Thursday, May 8, 2008
COP Knowledge Facilitator Needed
Dear FFW Alumni,
UNESCAP is looking for a suitable Knowledge Facilitator for the Community of Practice for the Millennium Development Goals . He/she is expected to work for six months in Bangkok, Thailand (from June-November 2008).
The knowledge facilitator would be responsible for leading, moderating and generating on-line discussion amongst COP members.
The facilitator would ideally be Asia-based and ESCAP would offer around-trip ticket from wherever that person might be.
The deadline for applying to this position is 16 May 2008.
Please write to Marie Sicat ( sicat@un.org ) and/or Wanphen Sreshthaputra ( sreshthaputra-korotki@un.org ) for the Terms of Reference. You are to send them your application as well.
from
Ms Marie Sicat
Associate Social Affairs Officer
UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific
Rajadamnern Nok Avenue
Bangkok 10200,
Thailand tel: (66 2) 288 1237
sicat@un.org
UNESCAP is looking for a suitable Knowledge Facilitator for the Community of Practice for the Millennium Development Goals . He/she is expected to work for six months in Bangkok, Thailand (from June-November 2008).
The knowledge facilitator would be responsible for leading, moderating and generating on-line discussion amongst COP members.
The facilitator would ideally be Asia-based and ESCAP would offer around-trip ticket from wherever that person might be.
The deadline for applying to this position is 16 May 2008.
Please write to Marie Sicat ( sicat@un.org ) and/or Wanphen Sreshthaputra ( sreshthaputra-korotki@un.org ) for the Terms of Reference. You are to send them your application as well.
from
Ms Marie Sicat
Associate Social Affairs Officer
UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific
Rajadamnern Nok Avenue
Bangkok 10200,
Thailand tel: (66 2) 288 1237
sicat@un.org
Thursday, April 3, 2008
World Leadership Day, Singapore 2008
World Leadership Day is an annual international event to inspire, connect and transform leadership thinking and development globally.
Our Vision is a world that recognizes, engages and nurtures the expression of the innate leadership in every person.
Our Vision is a world that recognizes, engages and nurtures the expression of the innate leadership in every person.
It brings together:
- inspiring speakers on the topics of “New 21st Century Leadership” and “Inspiring Youth”
- collaborative conversations that matter, diverse, active engagement and possibilities for the future through the powerful “World Café” Learning Organisation method
To register your place email the attached booking form to: worldleadershipday@yahoo.com or call Denise Wright on 9843 9263 / Joanna Brill on 9119 4007
Event Details:
To register your place email the attached booking form to: worldleadershipday@yahoo.com or call Denise Wright on 9843 9263 / Joanna Brill on 9119 4007
Event Details:
Thursday 10 April 2008, 8.00 am – 12.30pm
Singapore Management University,
Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Room 2-1
Singapore Management University,
Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Room 2-1
8.00am-9.30am –Speakers (plus breakfast)
9.30am to 12.30pm-“ Conversations that Matter” Café
$50 SGD for advanced bookings by 04/04/08 or pay $80 SGD at door.
$50 SGD for advanced bookings by 04/04/08 or pay $80 SGD at door.
Light breakfast and refreshments provided!
Speakers include:
Speakers include:
Mark McKergow
Mark McKergow ( UK based), http://www.sfwork.com/ inspiring author, speaker and consultant. Mark is a global pioneer applying Solutions Focus ideas to organisational and personal change.
Martin Tan who built not for profit organization, Halogen Foundation Singapore , at the age of 26. Halogen’s mission is to inspire and influence a generation of young leaders who will lead themselves and others well.
Noel Tan, CEO of Trailblazer Trainers which offer people solutions in the domains of thinking,
learning, team effectiveness and leadership. He is an advocate in the education sector for engagement of young people as keen learners and active leaders.
Plus Denise Wright (http://www.xtendcoaching.com/) introducing the vision and mission for World Leadership Day and her vision for New Leadership and Joanna Brill, Connective Coaching, as MC and Potentiality Facilitator
Our Vision is a world that recognizes, engages and nurtures the expression of the innate leadership in every person. WLD Singapore 2008 is brought to you by Denise Wright and Joanna Brill, World Leadership Day Ambassadors http://www.worldleadershipday.com/Ambassadors_SING.html
The “Conversations That Matter” Cafe http://www.theworldcafe.com/articles/cafetogo.pdf
will be facilitated by Sheila Damordaran, International LO Consultant http://www.loatwork.com/Bio_Sheila.html
Martin Tan who built not for profit organization, Halogen Foundation Singapore , at the age of 26. Halogen’s mission is to inspire and influence a generation of young leaders who will lead themselves and others well.
Noel Tan, CEO of Trailblazer Trainers which offer people solutions in the domains of thinking,
learning, team effectiveness and leadership. He is an advocate in the education sector for engagement of young people as keen learners and active leaders.
Plus Denise Wright (http://www.xtendcoaching.com/) introducing the vision and mission for World Leadership Day and her vision for New Leadership and Joanna Brill, Connective Coaching, as MC and Potentiality Facilitator
Our Vision is a world that recognizes, engages and nurtures the expression of the innate leadership in every person. WLD Singapore 2008 is brought to you by Denise Wright and Joanna Brill, World Leadership Day Ambassadors http://www.worldleadershipday.com/Ambassadors_SING.html
The “Conversations That Matter” Cafe http://www.theworldcafe.com/articles/cafetogo.pdf
will be facilitated by Sheila Damordaran, International LO Consultant http://www.loatwork.com/Bio_Sheila.html
Assisted by IAF Certified Facilitators Janice Lua, Prabu Naidu and Lim Hong Li (http://www.iaf-world.org/)
And with graphic recording by Christy Lee-O’Loughlin http://ifvp.org/directory/clee-oloughlin/index.htm
(with a snack break halfway)
Bring your own unique contribution
Exclusively designed for Singapore to be part of the global conversation around World Leadership Day. Read more on this global initiative at http://www.worldleadershipday.org/
(with a snack break halfway)
Bring your own unique contribution
Exclusively designed for Singapore to be part of the global conversation around World Leadership Day. Read more on this global initiative at http://www.worldleadershipday.org/
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