Webinar - Proactive Personal Leadership

Alan Clare

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April 1, 2020

"Proactive Personal Leadership"

In times of isolation, it is critical to develop and utilise your positive leadership traits to guide the direction of your life instead of letting time and circumstance determine your course. Personal leadership can begin when you decide to be your own life coach and live by a personal mission statement that reflects your values and life goals.

Trevor Torrance. Director BMore

A global Executive and Career Coach, Trevor helps clients understand in depth, the desired outcomes that will support them to have the skills and knowledge to deliver on organisational strategic direction.

Trevor designs and delivers pathways that create innovative, challenging and engaging learning solutions for organisations. Trevor spent a considerable time in London as Global Head of Design and Development for GP Strategies before returning to Australia to become Learning Experience Director at AGSM (UNSW Business School).

Trevor also played basketball for The Perth Wildcats, an Australian National Basketball Team.

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Alan Clare • April 1, 2020

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