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Flying for Life – the new magazine from MAF
Share One of the organisations Wycliffe Bible Translators works most closely with is MAF (Mission Aviation Fellowship). MAF provide planes and pilots to take people in and out of remote communities, transporting valuable supplies and ensuring that people can reach … Continue reading
Customers can become allies
Share Once a week I try to tidy up my Twitter account and spend a few minutes looking at new followers. I’ve stopped following every organisation and person that follows me, but if there’s something there that sparks my interest … Continue reading
Learning with iTunes U
Share It would be nice to think that after getting a Masters degree in Marketing Management I’d be done with studying. The truth is though, that while the Masters has turned out to be just the right qualification for managing … Continue reading
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Wenlock and Mandeville: Mascots for the 2010 games
Share I was willing to give them a chance. I’m not a designer and am more than aware of my ability to miss something clever by making a snap judgement, plus I didn’t want to get sucked in by the … Continue reading
Unwritten messages, what does your church say?
Share During the week before Jesus was crucified he visited the temple in Jerusalem. When he got there he became enraged by the stall holders and money changers trading goods and services in the temple courtyard. Jesus, who we usually … Continue reading
Analysing surveys – a bigger job than I expected
Share So the survey I posted online last week has garnered more response than I expected! I guess I thought that I’d be doing well if I got close to 100 responses, instead I’m now hitting 345. So this is … Continue reading
Social networks changing how we do business
Share After my quite disappointing experience with a telephone salesman this morning I’ve been rethinking how the way we do business, buying and selling, has completely changed thanks to the ease of modern communication. It used to be that the … Continue reading
We’ve never done it that way before
Share My job has an interesting element to it, the ability to predict the future. Now before you get excited and start e-mailing for predictions for this year’s Derby winner (Kentucky Derby, Melbourne Cup, Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, or … Continue reading