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MPA CONFERENCE
Friday 13 June 2008
Laban, London SE8 3DZ
This event draws upon a body of knowledge known as Movement Pattern Analysis (MPA) as developed and applied over the last six decades. MPA focuses on core motivations and individual patterns of decision-making, based on the systematic analysis of non-verbal behaviour. It was developed as a unique discipline by Warren Lamb in the 1940s and 50s, building upon the pioneering groundwork of Rudolf Laban and Frederick C. Lawrence.
"The techniques...are extremely valuable in providing insights into management behavior and management style. It is not always easy to see oneself in context, and an increasing awareness must be an important element in improving management capability."
Professor Sir James Ball,
Former Principal, London Business School Former Chairman, Legal & General Plc. / IBM UK Pensions Trust Ltd.
The workshop – which will be highly interactive and include a significant element of experiential learning – will be led by Warren Lamb, founder of MPA, and James McBride, a leading MPA-Consultant and European co-ordinator of MPA training.
Learning outcomes
By the end of the day’s activities delegates will have:
developed an awareness of the MPA framework and how this can be applied to understanding the core motivations of individuals and teams
become more aware of the connection between cognitive and physical patterns of behaviour
raised awareness of their own and others’ core motivations and non-verbal behaviour
considered potential applications of MPA to management and team-development in their own workplace
Booking information
0930hrs – 1600hrs
£210 (inclusive of tea, coffee and lunch)
Additional resources - secured since the launch - allow us to offer this ground-breaking workshop at a reduced cost. Participants booked at the original rate will also benefit.
To book or to find out more about the conference call Peter Owens on 020 8305 4316
The conference is organized by Trinity Laban, Conservatoire of Music and Dance, in partnership with Goldsmiths, University of London, and is supported by KnowledgeEast and the Leadership Foundation for Higher Education.
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