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Yael Blum

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INtwoIT Executive Coaching & Consulting
Canada

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My interests are diverse but my focus precise. Ultimately i am interested in serving the development of extraordinary leaders and community visionaries. I mostly do Executive Coaching but have recently completed advanced training in systems thinking strategic planning thru the Haines Centre for Strategic Management in San Diego. I am also relentless when it comes to creativity. In my work as a coach, i am continually amazed by the hunger people have to make a difference in their lives and the lives of others. For managers who want to refine and define their own leadership character, coaching can make a tremendous difference. I offer training packages as well. Please visit my web site if you want to explore my services further www.intwoit.com

Other interests include singing in my septet acapella group called The No Shit Shirleys. We are seven women singing our hearts out for a better world. We are almost finished our first feature album...

I love the mountains and the sea, collaborating with fascinating people, and contributing to the success and transformation of small and medium sized companies...

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partnership. Action. Results.

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Executive Coaching, leadership coaching, strategic planning, appreciative inquiry, systems thinking, cultivating creativity, communication,

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www.intwoit.com

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Educational History

Royal Roads University, Canada
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Areas of study: Graduate certificate in Executive Coaching from ICF accredited Royal Roads as well as Gold Star Mastery of Systems Thinking Strategic Management and Planning from the Haines Centre and USSD in San Diego

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Fast Talk | April 11, 2008 10:07 pm
Q. Fast Talk Question - Does preventing employee access to sites like YouTube and Facebook at work enhance or hamper productivity?
A. Overall, at work or at play, these sites are much like TV. They may provoke temporary feelings of connection, friendship and involvement but for the most part seem to drain hours of energy with...
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Fast Talk | March 24, 2008 11:18 am
Q. Fast Talk Question - Are companies that sell bottled water as bad as companies that sell tobacco?
A. The company, itself isnt all that bad necessarily. Opportunistic might be a better word. But opportunity and profit really shouldnt be part of the equation when it comes to water or food see for that...
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Fast Talk | March 24, 2008 12:48 am
Q. Fast Talk Question - Do women need to act tougher to come off as strong leaders?
A. No. Ultimately our culture, and that of many others around the globe, needs to firstly, be willing to support the development and advancement of women leaders. And secondly, we need to broaden our...
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