He is an experienced facilitator, and a creative and enthusiastic trainer. The hallmarks of his approach are participation, involvement, honesty and openness, and he works closely with individuals and organisations to focus on reflection, reflective practice and inquiry; What do you do? Why do you...
Isobel McConnan is an associate for Space2think. Isobel McConnan is an experienced facilitator and coach. At the heart of her work is a commitment to creating spaces for people to come together to think, learn and explore and have the conversations that really matter to them....
Andy Howie is an Associate of Space2think. Andy brings a rich and varied experience, having worked in learning and development originally as a teacher for 13 years. A firm believer in lifelong learning in his 50’s he completed a Masters in Personal, Professional and Organisational Development. Andy...
What I learnt from Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray by Andy Howie I am fascinated by this era of men’s tennis and the interplay between the likes of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray. They are all elite athletes, competing equally with one another,...
The importance of relationships By Andy Howie This is the first opportunity to write a blog without the listening capabilities of Mark. This feels both exciting and challenging. I enjoy the routine Mark and I have established and the interesting questions Mark brings that provoke my deeper...
Let’s dance by Rob Husband We decided we needed to pause, to take time to think about our work, the business and ourselves, so Andy and I spent a three night retreat in North Wales at a place called Trigonos. We followed a rhythm of starting each...
Understanding the creative forces of Springsteen, Davies and Mercury by Andy Howie I have watched three things recently that have left a strong impression on me. The first was Springsteen on Broadway, a film about Bruce Springsteen’s 236 show run at one theatre during 2017/18. Throughout it,...
The joy of freedom By Andy Howie I had a 10 minute chat with Rob the other morning and we began by talking about the practicalities of preparing for upcoming programmes, but we soon moved on to how we are feeling about work. It wasn’t planned and...
My railcard reflections By Andy Howie I have, in my hand, a senior railcard and it belongs to me! I reached the significant milestone of 60 years of age during the summer, and it gave me an opportunity to pause for thought, so I would like to...
