José Bowen: Beethoven as Bill Gates
If Beethoven as Bill Gates doesn’t make sense then never mind, José Bowen trusts us to figure it out. On another t[r]ack, he thinks he might tell the story of music delivery, literally from Pounding Rocks to Pounding Rock. He does a sail by of the first 10,000 years then with all the skill of a great […]
Koelle Simpson: The Story of Maximus, the Story of Us
Koelle Simpson helps horses and humans to understand one another. She offers a different perspective on communication and trust development. Most recently featured on the Oprah Winfrey Network series ‘Finding Sarah’, Koelle’s message has had a profound impact on leaders, corporations, and change agents around the world from South Africa, Europe, UAE, Canada, to the United States.
Sandra Todd: From Homeless Youth to Entrepreneurial Youth
Sandra Todd, owner of Velveteen Vintage creates training programmes to teach Youth to work in the retail industry. Her vintage store is the vehicle she provides to employ and empower youth. Sandra’s passion is to see youth have a fair chance to gain skills to enter the workforce.
David Venter: Nelson Mandela, Negotiation and Conflict Management
Professor David Venter was born in South Africa where as Director General of all Government communication he assisted Nelson Mandela during the transition from apartheid to democracy. He then specialised as a negotiation and mediation instructor. He came into contact with numerous world leaders.
Lindy Andrews: Journalist & Advocate
February 15, 2012 by Gail
Filed under 5 KURIOUS Kiwi Questions
18 years ago former Rotorua resident (now living in Napier) Lindy Andrews was prescribed anti-depression medication for post-traumatic stress disorder. She believes the medications resulted in her suffering the potentially fatal serotonin syndrome, a medical condition that ultimately kills patients with multiple organ failure due to high temperatures and seizures.
