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At 11:51am on December 22, 2009, David Zinger said…
Kate:

Hope you have a wonderful birthday and a great year ahead. All the best in your work and with all things to do with employee engagement.

David
At 3:48pm on March 3, 2009, Julien Salvi said…
Hi Kate, we are going to held our 2nd Annual Employee Engagement seminar in April in Barcelona on the 23rd & 24th April, we have an opening for a speaker presentation, my email is julien.salvi@teneoevents.eu,
if you would like to send me your contact details I d like to send you the brochure for your review
Thank you
Julien Salvi
At 8:35am on August 5, 2008, Jo said…
Hi Kate

Group Tab then plus sign Top Right

Happy Hols!
Jo
At 8:05am on August 5, 2008, Jo said…
Hi Kate

Welcome to the EE network. I've just set up an UK group to help us network. Would you like to join?

Cheers
Jo
At 2:30pm on June 2, 2008, David Zinger said…
Kate,
You left a comment for Carol on her wall. I was leaving one made a mistake and went to delete it and it deleted both my comment and yours. I apologize for this.
David
At 12:24pm on June 2, 2008, Ian Buckingham said…
Intimidated! Nah, they're not experienced - just old! LOL
At 11:54am on June 2, 2008, Carol Cole-Lewis said…
I'll bet you get much value from your job, Kate, especially if they are following through with their promise to build people!
At 4:17pm on May 30, 2008, Carol Cole-Lewis said…
Which company do you work for? I was working with IBM in London, then in Leeds.

Ahhh, I miss my UK days. I loved the summers especially.

Go Sheffield Wednesday!
At 2:41pm on April 18, 2008, Ian Buckingham said…
Hello Kate. Friendly bunch on board this raft in cyber space. Look forward to chatting with you.

Ian
At 11:17am on April 18, 2008, David Zinger said…
Kate,
Welcome to the network. I look forward to your input and perspective. Did you get a PhD from the University of Life...or just a whole lot of experiences that mean so much more than 3 letters. Please feel free to both contribute and ask for what you need.
David

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