Tina Cook
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Be yourself
everyone else is already taken
Oscar Wilde |
A specialist in linking management and organisational development which she does through integrating skills in broad picture and detail thinking. She had worked at all levels and across the sectors. Part of her value is in bringing learning together within and from across organisations with confidentiality and sensitivity.
Tina cook consulting has developed over the last 4 years and has grown to be delivering both in house and open programmes as well as a reputation for combining good value for money and quality in consulting.
This gives her a breadth of understanding and confidence to perform the consultancy task. Whilst recognising the need for learning and development she appreciates the pressures of the management role and organisational life.
To complement her practical on the job experience and learning she graduated from Lancaster University in 2002 with a masters in management learning. www.lums.lancs.ac.uk/alumprofiles/mamll/7851/. She has also completed training on consultancy skills with Roffey Park and facilitation skills with University of Surrey
Currently she is undertaking NLP practitioner training.
How do I describe myself?
I regard myself as unflappable, experienced and down to earth .
Others have said I am
“enthusiastic and always looking for possibilities”
“fair and straightforward “
“patient but able to challenge”
I enjoy challenges and learning, which is why I have moved from in-house to self - employed consultant and now have the opportunity to work with a variety of organisations, which helps both me and you as the client in stimulating the creativity required to handle and lead change.
I have quite a few passions; weeding the garden is one of my favourites and I go in the garden regularly to think through tricky problems. I also enjoy photography, France and French, singing and reading Val Mcdermid.
But equal to all that is a passion about learning and the potential of human beings.
I am constantly curious about people and their capacity to develop and I gain great and quiet satisfaction from others progress. |
