"If you live and/or work in the London Borough of Camden, you are invited to participate in an opportunity to speak to groups of up to 50 women; as well as facilitate groups of 5-10 women in a community project run by WEBB (Women Engaged in Building…"
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Ishreen Bradley
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Profit with Purpose
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Social Entrepreneurs Net…
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Women Speakers' Network
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Big Society
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Opportunity to Practice Public Speaking and Support Increased Understanding Between Women of Different Cultures
If you live and/or work in the London Borough of Camden, you are invited to participate in an opportunity to practice speaking to groups of up to 50 women; as well as facilitating groups of 5-10 women in a community project run by WEBB (Women Engaged in Building Bridges; www.webb-uk.com).In addition to contributing to the social imperative of enabling women from different cultures to appreciate and accept where people from different cultures are coming from…See More
Ishreen Bradley joined Clare Reilly's group
Profit with a Purpose?
A network that will encourage the traditional business model to become more active and effective in social, environmental and economic sustainability.
Ishreen Bradley joined Sarah Tucker's group
Social Entrepreneurs Network
The Social Entrepreneurs Network is a network for all those interested in social entrepreneurship and social enterprise. The aim is to solve some of the practical challenges faced by social entrepreneurs.See More
Ishreen Bradley joined Clare Reilly's group
Women Speakers' Network
A new network to support RSA Fellows who wish to initiate or participate in speaking events, in particular, but not exclusively around women’s initiatives; and to inspire more female speakers
Ishreen Bradley joined Tessy Britton's group
Big Society
A conversation about how people are interpreting the concept of Big Society and does it need tightening as Matthew Taylor suggests, or might a 'baggy' concept be a strength and help more people get involved?
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- As co-chair of Women Engaged in Building Bridges, I am running a project to enable women from different cultures to explore, appreciate and accept their differences as well as similarities through discussions and cultural celebrations. The aim is to empower women to nurture their families to accept people who are different from them, leading to peaceful and connected neighbourhoods. We are currently recruiting women volunteers who live/work in the London Borough of Camden to act as conversation facilitators for this project as well as women from the borough who would like to be a part of the discussions, so please get in touch if you would like to find out more about this opportunity.
At work, I am a business consultant and coach who is passionate about small and medium sized companies expanding and thriving.
Would love to facilitate ethnic designers from around the world who blend the flair and essence of their country with the finesse of the Occident to enter and be successful in Western markets.
Enjoy spending time with my family, nurturing our garden and meeting people with fresh and new ideas that will benefit our planet.
Looking forward to meeting other Fellows with similar interests to share experiences and learn from each other.
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- http://www.webb-uk.com
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