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• Do you want things to be exactly as they were last year?
• Or… do you want this year to be your most transformational year yet?

We have the privilege of welcoming Life & Executive Coach, Business Strategist & Public Speaker – Simon Alexander Ong to Nottingham for a powerful session on The Importance of Taking Action -The Power of Consistency.

[As featured in]: Forbes, The FT, BBC Radio London, The Huffington Post, Metro, Women’s Health, Virgin, Barclays, Harvard Business Review, Virgin Start-Up, LBC Radio’s Business Hour, Mindvalley, The Independent.

Everything that Simon Alexander Ong does is built around inspiring people to see their world differently and igniting their imagination of what is truly possible so that they can live meaningful, purposeful and extraordinary lives.

From a young age, Simon has always been curious about learning and exploring the areas of personal fulfilment, human potential and organisational success. This curiosity was accelerated following his departure from the financial industry, in which he began his career in following graduation from the London School of Economics. Studying the mindset and habits of successful leaders and organisations, Simon enjoys distilling his insights into lessons that can be easily understood and codifying the key principles that have had the biggest impact.

What Shape Are You?’ is one of the most enjoyable, participative and memorable personality and team profiling session you’ll experience.

Find out what your primary shape is, what it means and how you can use knowledge of your shape to improve your personal and professional effectiveness. An understanding of the shapes will help you deliberately choose the most effective behaviours, actions and communication styles for dealing with different situations and people.

Jon Colman is one of only 5 consultants in the UK licensed to use “What Shape Are You?” and has delivered this session to JCI Canary Wharf, JCI Sheffield, JCI Manchester, JCI Leeds, JCI Bradford, JCI Rotherham and JCI Barnsley as well as public and private sector organisations.

Room: N31 (3rd Floor)

Nottingham Trent University, 50 Shakespeare Street, NG1 4FQ

Start: 6:20pm

Building Entry: Accessed by coming in through the Newton reception at the City Campus

JCI Nottingham Presents

Robin Hood Weekends & Medieval Banquet

JCI Nottingham will be celebrating its 91st anniversary this year and we would love to celebrate this occasion with our JCI Friends!

Your weekend ticket includes:

Friday 19th Evening 

• Robin Hood Town Tour – which ends at Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem (Ancient pub built into stone caves, the oldest pub in the UK)

Saturday 20th Morning

• Robin Hood Sherwood Forest Tour: Hear the evolution of the legend told against the backdrop of the ancient oaks of this world famous forest
• Archery Lessons
• Air Rifles & Cobra Slingshot

Saturday 20th Evening

• Medieval Banquet with actors & entertainment
• An arrival drink of mead & Sheriff’s Dungeon visit
• Three-course meal
• Entertainment by Sheriff, Minstrel and Jester.

Banquet Dress Code: Black Tie or British Fashion through the Ages

• The Georgians, Regency period, The Victorians or Edwardians

Sunday 21st Morning

• Farwell Breakfast/Brunch

Early Bird Rates on sale until March 31st!

• JCI Members £115
• Non Members £120

Saturday 20th Evening

Banquet Dress Code: Black Tie or British Fashion through the Ages

• The Georgians, Regency period, The Victorians or Edwardians

‘The Outstanding Young People’ (TOYP) Awards 2019

Managing emotions in the workplace is an important part of today’s health and wellbeing at work agenda – and looking after your own and others’ mental health at work is rightly receiving much attention within the workplace.

This session will introduce Daniel Goleman’s five components of Emotional Intelligence and we’ll look at how an understanding of Emotional Intelligence can help improve mental health at work.

This event is suitable if you work on your own or work in a team – the session is also suitable for anyone who manages others – or is managed by others!

We’ll be looking at simple, everyday techniques that can be used to help manage emotions at work as well as giving you an opportunity to share your own tips and techniques for remaining calm when you’re feeling stressed, tired and…emotional.

Jon has recently completed a four year project to help Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust improve patient experience and looking at emotional intelligence formed a key part of the project.

Room: N31 (3rd Floor)

Nottingham Trent University

50 Shakespeare Street

Nottingham

NG1 4FQ

Start: 6:20pm

Building Entry: Accessed by coming in through the Newton reception at the City Campus