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Gerry Clark brings a wide range of personal skills
and knowledge to the management team. As chairman and managing
director of an international corporate communications company
he has been responsible for creating a number of highly
successful projects aimed at motivating, informing, training
and educating the work force.
His experience in the use of creativity in the production
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communications for business clients makes him an ideal
member of the IntuThink advisory board. Acting as a specialist
consultant he has advised the United Nations, the European
Union, the World Bank and various international companies
and organisations on ways to improve communications with
employees, customers and shareholders. Over the years
Gerry has given a number of lectures about creating effective
communications at various conferences and events around
the world.
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Mike Hardaker has spent most of the last twenty
years in the publishing industry, writing several million
words for IT and lifestyle publications (along with seven
books on business technology) before moving into management
roles. He is now the chief executive of AngloINFO (UK) Limited,
the publishing company he founded with his wife Wendy Wilson
in 2000.
Over the years he has combined his media work with consultancy
in places as diverse as the Sophia Antipolis
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"technopolis" on the French Riviera and the
townships of Cape Town. When not working he plays acoustic
jazz guitar less well than he would like to and enjoys
hiking trails inland from the Côte d'Azur.
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Denys Laurence is Trinidadian by birth, Canadian
by nationality, and French by residence. He has practised
law in seven different countries, on both sides of the Atlantic;
and during the last forty-two years, he has either owned
or managed businesses in the insurance, gas and oil, mineral
exploration, accounting, real estate and financial fields.
Being semi-retired since the beginning of 2003, he is now
busier than ever before. The occupational and geographical
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has created in his life has qualified him well for his
current part-time consulting appointment to The IMT Group
of Companies as its "thinker".
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Craig Marsh has a masters' degree in Classics from
Oxford University. Following 2 years in the Royal Air Force
he gained 10 years' experience in senior HR roles in BP
and GEC, before joining Theseus in 1999 as Professor of
Human Resources and Organizational Behaviour. His particular
research interests are in the deployment of HRM in multicultural
environments, the role of the manager in technical organizations,
the management of individual performance, and the dynamics
of creative teams.
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His consulting, coaching and teaching work has included
projects with Akzo Nobel, Andersen, Accenture, British
Aerospace Systems, British Petroleum, ICL, ING, Orange,
and Philips.
Craig has lived in the south of France for 7 years with
his wife Karen and two children, Christopher and Sophie.
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Joanna Murphy brings a wealth of practical organisational
and development management to the team. She has a number
of multi-million pound development programmes under her
belt. Joanna is an expert in programme and technology driven
change management within the publishing industry.
She recently managed the technology change programme within
the Financial Times and has held senior roles with Pearson
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Education, Addison Wesley Longman and Harcourt Brace
Jovanovich. Joanna is currently managing the development
of a family alongside a number of business ventures!
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Dushyant Patel is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered
Accountants and has in-depth international management experience
at all levels, of many different types and sizes of businesses
including derivatives trading, asset management, international
trust companies, global employment planning and property.
He has founded and managed several successful businesses
and has long been a champion of creative thinking in business.
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He is currently a director of several property companies
and is based in London. Dushyant was born in Africa and
has lived in the UK, USA, Bermuda, Jersey and France.
An energetic, fun person with a good sense of humour.
His varied personal interests include cricket, travelling,
painting and the pursuit of inner peace.
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Joel Stratte-McClure is an American journalist and
writer; he attended Stanford University and the Columbia
School of Journalism before leaving the United States in
1971. After working for "Business Week" magazine
in France and Africa, he became the publisher of "The
Paris Metro" magazine in 1977. After its demise, and
until his return to California in 2004, he freelanced for
a variety of American and international publications and
was a frequent contributor to numerous books, radio and
television programs.
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His work has taken him to over one hundred countries
and he is currently writing "Walking The Mediterranean:
The Idiot and The Odyssey." The footloose tale is
an account of his trek -- intended as a decade-long gallivant
and midlife spiritual quest -- around the Mediterranean
Sea.
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Hanna Waite trained as an actress in the United
Kingdom after having moved from her native Sweden in 1994.
After a further move to the French Riviera where she taught
acting at the Euro American Institute in Sophia Antipolis
she decided to focus more on her passion for painting. She
has now established herself as an outstanding artist and
is a founder member of Maison des Arts and IntuThink.
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