Making it Happen: Fred Goodwin, RBS and the Men Who Blew Up the British Economy

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Peter Sheahan has spent a decade teaching individuals and companies how to make it happen--how to position effectively in the market and find opportunity where others cannot. Each year, participating organizations select educators who are making an enormous impact on their schools or communities. A cookie set by YouTube to measure bandwidth that determines whether the user gets the new or old player interface.

Sara can listen to your ideas for projects that might benefit the Hampden Park community, help support your good ideas to develop into a community project, bring people together or support creating greater opportunities for the area. Susie applied theory to practice, by mapping out the distance between the care services and the care users, and developing a week-long schedule to make visits more practical and financially viable. I thank the University for giving the opportunity and preparing me for my journey, and life, of being an entrepreneur. He was far more at home burying himself in the minutiae of relatively trivial nit-picking such as office tidiness, colour of company cars, office design etc than the more vital banking fundamentals such as prudent lending policies, proper matched funding of its liabilities, and control of the investment banking, and other activities. campaign, helping you prepare for assessments with 'UoBe Ready' and enhancing your employability with 'Unlock your Potential', our current careers campaign.

Sara spent 3 years training and volunteering with the East Sussex Archaeology and Museums partnership in Lewes’ historic buildings and sites in the surrounding countryside after leaving a retail management background to raise a family. In 2006, Peter was voted the National Speakers Association's Keynote Speaker of the Year and has since been named one of the 25 Hottest New Speakers in America, and one of the 25 Most Influential Speakers in the industry. After becoming a mum during the pandemic, the opportunity to work alongside communities through the Making it Happen project developed a deeper understanding of people and the importance of collaboration and empowerment in communities.

I owe a lot to my time at university, especially my varied involvement with the Scottish Institute for Enterprise. Iain Martin tells it brilliantly, mixing fury-inducing narrative with an acute eye for the broader conclusion. You have to dream of success to make it happen, and if you don't believe in yourself, nobody else will. There’s a lot of talk about whether or not people should go to university or straight into setting up their business but to me the two aren’t mutually exclusive. At first, letting it happen can be uncomfortable, especially if you think of yourself as a highly-motivated, driven, Type-A pusher.

Yomp is an employee engagement platform which improves health and wellbeing in the workplace – increasing productivity, reducing absenteeism and boosting staff satisfaction. Their incredibly detailed analysis helped us to reduce our Application Portfolio from over 26,000 apps down to just over 1,000. The course helped to open my mind to look at different angles and different situations, and to apply that approach when on placement.