Krishna De: Insights From Ireland On Digital Marketing, Social Media And Entrepreneurship

Coaching colleague Tara Nolan shared with me about a forthcoming workshop by Aboodi Shabi, taking place on the 8-9 April 2010 in Dublin.

This is an experiential workshop and will cover:

• Coaching’s important role today, within a larger historical context
• How our personal histories and beliefs shape our sense of possibility
• How the body is a conduit for learning and lasting change
• Practices to shift moods and expand your emotional intelligence
• Connecting to mood and emotion, and discovering their effect on our actions
• Working productively with fear, anxiety and stress
• Developing generative practices that support a future that you (or your clients) want to see happen.

Tuition Incentive: € 550 before 10 March 2010 - Regular price: € 650 (includes refreshments)

Register Today Online: www.newfieldeurope.com/Dublin

For more information, contact: Tara Nolan on +353 (1) 6813555 or by email to taranolan@btinternet.com

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Two events are taking place next month which might be of interest to you if you are a coach in Ireland - hosted by the Association for Coaching in Ireland (disclosure: I am the chair of AC Ireland).

Tuesday 23 February 2010 – How To Differentiate Yourself And Get Selected As A Coach with Gobnait O'Grady and How Organisations Select The Best Coaches with Paddy Stapleton of ESB

Venue: Ulster Bank, Ulster Bank Group Centre, George's Quay, Dublin 2

Time: 6.00-6.30pm Registration. 6.30-8pm Workshop. 8.00-8.30pm Networking

Price €15 (Members) €30 (non members).

Wednesday 24 February 2010 – How To Differentiate Yourself And Get Selected As A Coach with Gobnait O'Grady and How Organisations Select The Best Coaches with Seamus Carey and Anne McCormick, The Beeches Management Centr who provide coaching to the health care sector in Northern Ireland

Venue: 12 Hampton Manor Drive, Belfast, BT7 3EN

Time: 8.30-9.00am Registration. 9.00-10.30am Workshop. 10.30-11.00am Networking

Price: £15.00 Members, £30.00 Non-Members (inc. VAT).

Find out more about the event on the AC Ireland event page at http://www.associationforcoaching.com/event/workshops.htm#1_8

Follow AC Ireland on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/acireland

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Date: Tuesday 19 January 2010

Time: 8.00-9.30am

Venue: The Burlington Hotel, Dublin 4

Cost: Free

I just had word from a colleague of mine on the Digital Marketing Institure that he's hosting a free event with a difference next week. John Ring of RingJohn.com has organised  a session which he tells me will be 'X-Factor' style with a panel and the audience texting in the presenter they want to win.

The three speakers will take one aspect of internet marketing and present a 15-minute fun and informative overview - and there is no charge. Yes there is a free breakfast too! The sessions are as follows:

“Commercial Gain via the Web”

Claire Walsh, Online Sales & Operations Manager UK&IE - www.Google.com

 “Why am I not no.1 in Google?”

John Ring, Search Engine Marketing Specialists - www.RingJohn.com

 “How Barack Obama used the web to win the White House. And how you can use the web to win too.”

Nualan O’Brien, Online Marketing and Writing Specialists - www.TheWordClinic.com

The panel has non other than Damian Ryan, Head of Digital, Results International - www.ResultsIG.com and co-author of 'Understanding Digital Marketing' (oh and me!).

If you'd like to attend just contact Nualan O’Brien at info@thewordclinic.com or on 086604 2895 to book your place - while it's free to attend there are limited spaces available.

Oh if you plan to come perhaps you want to let me know over at the event update on PlanCast.

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Here is a conference that if you are an HR professional in Ireland is probably the one employment law conference you would want to attend.

Here is an outline of the agenda:

• Review of the Year & What's to Come ~ What does the huge rise in cases to the EAT, Equality Tribunal and Labour Court tell us? Latest on Partnership Agreement, legislation case law just in and on its way. Alastair Purdy/Killian O’Reilly
• Equality Round Up ~ Marguerite Bolger B.L takes us through the most important developments relating to equality & discrimination over the past 12 months.
• Responses to the Recession Part I ~ Jennifer Cashman gives latest advice on outsourcing, use of temps and fixed term workers, rehiring and managing the self employed.
• Social Media at Work ~ Google, Facebook, Twitter, Webcams, Blackberry & iPhones - great workplace tools but they introduce new challenges in terms of their use & regulation at work. Anna Broderick reviews legal issues relevant to the rise of social media at work.
• Contracts of Employment ~ Breda O'Malley shall refresh your approach to contracts of employment, learning from case law and other legal developments to date. Breda's aim is to reflect on the terms and conditions of employment that might best suit your organisation and how those contracts may be tailored for your various grades of staff within the organisation.
• Responses to the Recession Part II ~ Liz Ryan looks at legal issues relevant to shorter working weeks, pay cuts, loss of benefits & pension, unpaid leave and career breaks.
• Pensions Developments ~ A round up of what's important in this area, vital to many workers in Ireland (includes special mindmap). Jane Quinn, William Fry Solicitors
• Managing Swine Flu & Other Health Crises at Work ~ Legal Issues (session also includes examination of health & safety obligations to employers when travelling abroad). Catherine O’Flynn, William Fry Solicitors
• All About Leave ~ From Stringer to Gleeson; Duncan Inverarity reviews recent case law on sickness absence, annual leave and maternity.

The conference takes place on the 24 November 2009 between 9.30am-4.30pm at the Stillorgan Park Hotel Dublin and the investment is €595 (there is a reduced rate €445 available for employers with fewer than 50 employees and charities). Save 10% if you book and pay online.

For more details go online to Legal Island.

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