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"In today's economy the most important resource is no longer labour, capital or land - it is knowledge." Peter Drucker |
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[Partners] Partners & Associates theknowledgecollege.net is a consortium of creative collaborators who together can provide a very wide portfolio of services : The consortium is led by Martyn Laycock who specialises in knowledge and e-learning consultancy, systems design, project management and content development supported by the under-noted associates All Associates are members of either Docklands Business Club or London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and enjoy the benefits of these long established networking organisations.
blended,
on-line and integrated learning partner:
From 1992-1995 he worked with Henley Management College as a learning, research and marketing consultant and from 1996-2000 he was Director of Business Development at University of east London where he developed on and off-line learning hubs and a series of local, national and international projects involving the development of Knowledge and E-learning platforms designed to meet the needs of a variety of users and user needs. He has excellent personal networks spanning local authorities, higher education institutions, business support agencies, chambers of commerce and a wide variety of business organisations, large and small. Since January 2000 he has been Chairman on Docklands Business Club, part of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry and is a member of the Council of that chamber. He has written and published numerous case studies and business articles in books , magazines and journals in addition to publishing over 50 E-modules on marketing, strategy, change, business start-up, innovation, customer service etc. In addition to proven project management and training skills he also possesses strong research and evaluation skills. For
a fuller profile of Martyn Laycock click HERE
Armed with their experience in marketing, communications, new media and training, Natalie Melton and Sophie Coudray established Antersite to bridge the digital divide and create professional pathways for young creatives Their aim is simple: to offer people the best tools possible to take advantage of the Internet; whether it is training people to work in the New Media Industry or building websites to support their businesses and organisations. Behind these aims lie a desire to ensure that the digital revolution leaves no-one behind. Antersite work in partnership with a number of public and private sector organisations to offer training and provide employment opportunities for young people, particularly those from areas of high social exclusion. Their web portfolio is prestigious and includes work for the Department of Trade and Industry, Camelot plc and the Government Office of London and the newly re-furbished and re-opened Theatre Royal Stratford East as well as a wide variety of small and medium sized businesses. Antersite's team consists of designers, coders, researchers and writers and they work in partnership with a number of software developers and programmers, ensuring that they offer the very highest level of service across all aspects of a Client's Internet and Media needs. Antersite are working towards Investors in People status to help ensure that all staff, freelancers, trainees and customers have the best possible support and development whilst at the company.
The company, headed by talented film-maker Tariq Wahr uses film, video and interactive media tools to create bespoke materials and media to exacting client specifications; in addition it provides media consultancy to business and industry, local authorities, academia and government. The Zeppelin Company identifies key elements embodied within even the most embryonic concepts and ideas and works closely with Clients to develop these for maximum impact. Using a "story-telling" approach their creative vision unearths the full potential of any project, which is then realised through the mediums of film, video and interactive media. The company is based in the vibrant and creative area of East London and has built close networks with local authorities, small business services, universities and chambers of commerce. Working with these partners, The Zeppelin Company has been instrumental in promoting and creating growth opportunities for local businesses and the creative sectors within East London. The committed Zeppelin taskforce has worked with a wide range of clients on digital video productions, e-commerce portals and projects backed by the European Regional Fund. See
their stylish web-site to see details and demos of their products:
www.keynoteslive.net
A specialist in the development of European projects, linked with the use of new technologies, Elizabeth has had wide and varied experience in developing both UK and European programmes, much of this over recent years with Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). Whilst
retaining many of her links with UCL and other London Universities
Elizabeth became a free-lance projects and research consultant
in 2002 and brings to the knowledgecollege consortium her excellent
project management, research and consultancy skills as well
as her first-class academic links.
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"Sharing
knowledge occurs when people are genuinely interested in helping one
another develop new capacities for action; it is about creating learning
processes." Peter Senge  sign the visitors book
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Martyn
is an experienced marketing and finance professional who has
worked with large public and private corporations and with many
Small/Medium-sized Enterprises over many years. He is an accomplished
project manager and a specialist in change and knowledge management
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