Tag: stakeholder management

• The Spy I Would Have Been

  Last night, I mentioned in passing that one of my favourite authors was John Le Carre.  Which began a discussion about Tinker, Tailor,  Soldier, Spy! After a lull, I mentioned that one of his books I most treasure is  The Russia House. When asked why, my answer became surprisingly pertinent to my role as a documentation writer, […]

  Andrew Whalan

  August 24, 2015

  Personal

   Soldier, barley blair, British Secret Service, james fox, John le Carré, le carre, Sean Connery, Spy, stakeholder management, subject matter expert, Tailor, the russia house, Tinker, tinker tailor soldier spy

• Bunnies in a Basket : Facilitation Before Persuasion

  Keeping Bunnies in a Basket by Annabel Crabb is still one of the funniest things I’ve ever read. And today things became more complicated with Glenn Lazarus resigning from the Palmer United Party. Funnily enough, despite being political, I didn’t immediately think of politics. No, selfishly, I thought of myself. You see, managing stakeholders is […]

  Andrew Whalan

  March 13, 2015

  Opinions, Personal

  Change management, community engagement, facilitation, Politics, stakeholder management, technical writing, training