Team Development
Bangkok Post
Using Experiential Learning: Breaking the ice to build a team
APM spent two years seeking the best provider for Experiential Learning,
and has invested 15 million baht in the programs. "We're certain that
it's time to change. We do need a new technique for learning," says CEO
Mrs Arinya...
MICE
International: Corporate playgrounds…
Quality teambuilding programmes should enable individuals
to become more tolerant of each other and develop communication
strategies vital in multi cultural regions such as Asia and the Middle
East.”
Successful Team
Building Secrets
FAQ transcript from
media interview with
Michael Bode CEI Asia Pacific
Incentive & Meetings Asia Lateral Golf, A culture
mix
“Lessons they learn in the way we present golf can be taken back and
applied in an office context, while we challenge them that the wisdom
they learn as managers, should be applied to win the golf games...” more
on Lateral Golf
Incentive & Meetings Asia Team
Building Bonding Rituals - Looking for strong
returns. "Discerning clients are starting to distinguish between team
activities and team development and want much more than childish games.
Clients are looking for clearly defined outcomes..."
Human
Resources Exotic Adventures
Tirian's cultural adventures
encourage participants to learn about themselves through eyes of
others... more on Cultural
Adventures
TV interview TVBS
Retreat Programs Taiwan (Chinese) @ Villa Waru Bali
Andrew and Gaia Grant interviewed
about the value of retreat style programs where executives spend a
weekend in an exotic location to focus on team development
Prachachart
Experiential Learning: Feel – Think – Act
It is time to accept the truth that learning and training
alone are not sufficient to fully develop human resources, despite the
substantial effort, in time and money, many organizations have invested
in their human resource development programs.
Crisis
& Reputation Management
Australian Financial Review
Coping in a Culture of Perpetual Crisis
An Australian company is helping
businesses in Asia learn how to deal with a crisis. As Bill Pheasant
discovers, it’s now being put to the test.
more on Crisis Management
HR Monthly Australia:
Are you Secure? (Cover Story)
"Tirian:
Surviving Bali:
For organisational development
company Tirian, the Bali bombings were just one more crisis ..."
more on Crisis Management
Crisis on, chicken off the menu
Gary La Moshi from Asia Times Online interviews Andrew Grant, MD of
Tirian and designer of Catch Me if you Dare, to look at how
organisations can prepare themselves to avoid costly mistakes. “
more on Issue Management
The Bulletin / Newsweek
“The Damage Done: Who’s to Blame for the Corby Fiasco and
how it’s hurting Australia”
Andrew Grant and other
expats
interview by Fortune Magazines journalist Eric Ellis for the Bulletin as
an Australian living in Bali -on international relations. "The
Bali expats and intelligentsia are disgusted by Australia’s racist
reaction. The other 230 million Indonesians ask, “Schapelle who?”..."
(06/05)
ABC Radio
Bali's economy struggling
For
most of the past 10 years Gaia Grant's home has been beachfront Jimbaran,
just 20 metres from the where bombs ripped through a seafood restaurant
two weeks ago.
Other
INTERVIEW
with Gaia Grant,
Author
of a "A Patch of Paradise" about living and working in Bali during
turbulent times. (2002)
INTERVIEW with Anita Billings
Setback propels Executive along dynamic career path. (South China
Morning Post- feature article 2005)
Asian
Wall Street Journal
3 hours in Bali with Gaia Grant
