The Oval Table of Wisdom
Wise Women's Oval Table of Wisdom is designed to strengthen & inspire:
. your business
. your verbal & non-verbal capacity
Learning in action
The Oval Table of Wisdom offers inspiration and meaningful discussion on world wide topics while at the same time practicing verbal and non-verbal skills. The Oval Table of Wisdom helps you develop your consultation skills and transform your verbal capacity into a heartfelt eloquent speech and your non-verbal presence to the point of leaving an unforgettable impression in any meeting you will attend hereafter. Through The Oval Table of Wisdom you will furthermore be enabled to:
• Access collective wisdom
• Take and bring inspiration
• Contribute to meaningful discussion
• Receive guidance
• Explore meaningful questions
• Improve your own meetings
• Learn how to empower your words
• Grow your chairman's skills
• Develop your verbal capacity
• Enlighten your and other peoples presence
• Embrace and manage diversity
• Expand your network
• Enjoy a great meeting
• And many more unexpected learnings through the uniqueness of each meeting
The Oval Table of Wisdom is scheduled two times a month at the office in Maarn and one time per month online via Skype for international connections.
Please check out the agenda below to find out which format and date suits you best
For Maarn the minimum number of participants is five, the maximum is nine
For Skype the meetings are most ideal with five participants
Call 0031-6-30474489 to reserve your place at the table
The Oval Table of Wisdom
Agenda for the month of September & Oktober 2017
Buurtsteeg 14, Maarn:
Next Oval Table of Wisdom in Maarn:
- Friday November 9th 2018, 19:30 - 21:00
- Friday November 30st 2018, 19:30 - 21:00
- Friday December 7th 2018, 19:30 - 21:00
- Friday December 21st 2018, 19:30 - 21:00
On Skype:
Next Oval Table of Wisdom on Skype:
- Thursday November 8th 2018, 10:00 - 11:30 CEST
- Thursday November 22nd 15:00-16:30 CEST
Topic on discussion for November: "I am ..., my virtues are.."
Topic on discussion for December: "Eradicating poverty"
