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Charles Faulkner

Charles Faulkner is a leading NLP explorer and modeller. His wide ranging interests-including business, media, politics and science-have led to substantial innovations in accelerated learning, decision making, meaningful influence, activating intuition, identity change and organisational design.

He excels at making complex ideas easy. Charles pioneered the development of applications of Cognitive Linguistics and Neuroscience to individual and organisational communication and change. His modelling of strategies of futures traders is featured in numerous books- famously, The New Market Wizards.

He is the author of personal transformation programs and business tools including the best selling NLP: The New Technology of Achievement(with Steve Andreas).

“Charles is a very adept trainer, and it was fun just to watch his boundless enthusiasm for his chosen field.”

Meta Patterns of Language and Change with Charles Faulkner -

26 April - 1 May 2008

Immerse yourself in the magical potential of language in this intensive residential post- Master Practitioner course. Places limited. Contact info@shiningminds.co.uk for details.

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International NLP Trainer to Keynote Annual Business Process Management Conference in London 20 September 2006

Charles Faulkner, an internationally known NLP Trainer and Modeler with a long association with PPD Learning, will keynote the 2nd day of the BPM Group's 14th Annual Conference in central London. Business Process Management or BPM as it is known to multi-national corporations world-wide, builds working software models of an organisation's operations for optimizing performance. Much like the NLP Strategies model does for an individual, BPM seeks to find the most elegant and effective way to produce the greatest results for an organization.

Charles, drawing on his extensive modelling experience, including top financial decision makers, will talk on how our mental models - personal and professional, individual and organizational - highlight...and hide...crucial aspects of our experience and what we can do about it.

For more information and to register, see www.bpmg.org.