University of East London
“Toni’s speech brought to life the saying “when you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.”
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“James gave a valuable insight into the mindset and challenges faced by referees in professional sport. He offered powerful personal experience of standing up to critics at the same time as learning from mistakes. His account of his experience as an openly gay man working in professional sport was inspirational.”
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“Dr. Marcia Goddard is an expert in neuropsychology. Her unique expertise of, and view on, the inner workings of our brains make her a popular speaker. She shows what does and doesn’t work when it comes to social behaviour, selection, and talent. She does so convincingly, and with a sense of humour.”
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“You could hear a pin drop throughout the talk, students were actively listening and hooked on what was being said. There was no seat shuffling, quiet chatter or looking around the room as you sometimes get in talks. Ben was a very powerful speaker and he engaged the students throughout.”
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“Gary took the time to understand the dynamics of our organisation, issues we are facing, recent diversity initiatives and plans going forward… He made sure that [his content] not only suited our needs but also challenged us to think outside the box… Working with Gary helped us understand the opportunities and risks in relation to […]
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“Charlie delivered an excellent and interactive presentation to staff on supporting neurodiverse colleagues in the workplace. It was informative, honest and compelling due to her own lived experiences and helped us to embed a culture of inclusion in our group of schools. Would highly recommend.”
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“I have completed all four ‘Mix Diversity’ modules required, which I found to be excellent and feel very lucky that we have been given access to this. So much so, that I have also started to work through some additional modules.”
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