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Martin Corck

The Power of Five

July 23 2009 - (0) Comments - posted in creating excellence

Two weeks ago we took time out from our day to day business for an away day as a team. One of the key quality objectives for us for the year ahead is to SIMPLIFY our business. I laid out to the team the vision and the benefits of working towards better results, clearer thinking and execution. I gave examples of challenging processes, checking daily task activity for relevance and working to the power of five.

So what has happened? The feedback on the session itself was great and left me full of expectation. In asking the team today what difference it has made since our away day session, the answer was varied. Some have fully embraced the message whilst others have used perceived barriers as reasons not to change.

As a business…

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Lauren Taylor

The Big Work Luncheon – Getting Everyone Fit For Business!

July 17 2009 - (0) Comments - posted in fit for business

The Fit For Business (FFB) team have been working with businesses across the Eastern Region to promote the idea of The Big Lunch.
Healthy Eating and Mental Wellbeing make up two of the five core components of the FFB Programme – so linking in with the ‘Big Lunch’ concept has been great to get our business placed ‘Champions’ to promote and run ‘Big Lunches’ within their own workplace!

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Inspirational Speaker Sarah Storey’s Blog - Beijing Smart Talks

July 15 2009 - (0) Comments - posted in inspirational speakers

Returning to Beijing so soon after the Games last year was an emotional experience and as I walked through the terminal to meet my hosts from the British Council, the memories came flooding back. It was surreal to think I was back in the city that has changed my life even more than the previous Games I attended as a swimmer.
For this trip I was visiting to recount the experience from last year and also share my story of getting to the top of the podium in two sports. My overnight flight had been relatively short for the distance travelled, just 7 hours and I arrived and was ready for a trip to the Summer Palace before the work of the trip started the following day. One thing I had not appreciated on previous trips was the lack of local…

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Sophie Byham

Embracing Web 2.0

July 06 2009 - (0) Comments - posted in creating excellence

Here at Creating Excellence we are excited by technology!! Working with our friends at Pixelwork (who designed our new and enhanced website) we are embracing the concept of Web 2.0.

Web 2.0 for those of you not already in the know is the technical terminology referring to the new second generation of web development and web design, with Web 1.0 – the first generation - being the World Wide Web itself. Web 2.0 is very complex to explain, to make it easier to understand I found a good ‘YouTube’ video upload that explains it, to see the video follow this link; http://blogs.sun.com/robin/entry/web_2_0_explained.

To simplify the term though, Web 2.0…

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Martin Corck

“Do in the good times what you have to do in the bad times!”

July 01 2009 - (0) Comments - posted in creating excellence

Like many business principles, the past few months has been a time of reflection and resetting of parameters. We have reviewed our offer, our market positioning, rationalised our structure and focussed upon some key cultural issues. Out of this I hope that we at Creating Excellence will become a leaner and fitter organisation offering a great service to our customers and friends.


One of the best pieces of advice I received during this period was to “do in the good times what you have to do in the bad times!” This rang very true with me as there has been a real need to focus upon what makes our business good, what underpins our work and to recognise what success looks like. So, in short, cut out the fluffy stuff,…

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