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Lorraine Quinn talks to Brendan Fitzpatrick & Frank Kelly about the ‘R’ word (redundancy) about how the right coaching allows you to rediscover you, reinvent yourself, the power of networking, an innovative approach for a new role/new business and maximising the opportunities.
– an individual approach
– doing something different
– clarity
– entrepreneurial eco-system
– providing solutions
– ideation /lean canvas model
– mentoring
– self-confidence
– define your area
– the power of networking
BRENDAN FITZPATRICK
https://www.thegreymattersnetwork.com/expertise/brendan-f/
Brendan is a Certified Management Consultant (CMC), a member of the Institute of Management Consultants and Advisers (IMCA) and a UCD Postgraduate in Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Enterprise. He specialises in Outplacement, Career Transition and Self-employment coaching.
Brendan holds Advanced Diploma in Personal Leadership & Executive Coaching (Kingstown College).
FRANK KELLY
https://www.thegreymattersnetwork.com/expertise/frank-k/
Frank is a recently retired bank manager with over 35 years Operations, Risk, People Management, Programme Management and Planning experience in financial services, the last 25 years of it in Credit & Debit Card onboarding, debt collection, debt outsourcing, and Card and Retail Bank fraud management.
To find out more about the extensive coaches and mentors available with the Grey Matters Network, check out
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