FLIP is a way to help yourself and others look at situation in a different light. It is used as a trigger word to engage alternative thinking (How might we flip this?) and broken down it uses shift questions and techniques to help individuals and teams think and behave differently in the moment.
The CIMA Members in Practice virtual conference is organised and run by MiPs. It is tailored to provide maximum value for existing MiPs, those working within SMEs, as well as those looking to start their own practice. This annual event is a must if you are looking to build the best business you can.
Register for Chartered Banker's Institute virtual conference on 21st, 22nd and 23rd September 2021.
Join this event to hear from Dr Amy Small, a GP and a sufferer of long covid. She will tell you what it is, and how you can help, support and advocate for others who have it and other chronic diseases.
R&D tax credits is one of the most under claimed tax allowances and can result in cash in the bank in weeks.
Why burnout effects grafters and slackers and how to stop it
Join this webinar to understand the triggers and signs of burnout, and powerful techniques to stop it.
We’re delighted to introduce the CIMA North East England Area mental health first aid awareness session, and invite you to join our discussion on Thursday 22 July, 12.30-1.00pm BST.
We’d like this to be as social an event as possible, so you’re most welcome to enjoy refreshments as we chat.
This topical Zoom session explores the threats and opportunities that the latest advances in digital technology are creating for professional accountants.
The seven habits of highly effective negotiators
Join this webinar to hear from Derek Arden FCIB, FCImgt, FPSA – best-selling author, international speaker, and negotiation consultant. Derek will help you to navigate your way through the psychology of negotiating and influencing, to develop your negotiation skills, to earn more, save more, and have better business relationships.
The Black Belt Negotiation Formula
Learn where negotiations can go wrong and replace bad habits, uncertainty and fear with poise and confidence.