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At the UK industry association AEV's conference on 28 November 2022, delegates gathered at the Harrogate Convention Centre in Yorkshire for the day's proceedings following an icebreaker event at The Cold Bath Brewing Co.
Laura Gordon I CAN barely believe it was almost a year ago that I wrote about the fact we were living in a VUCA world – volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous. Covid was relatively new and we had to cope with health fears while getting to grips with our work and home lives being turned upside down. We were in the Brexit transition period with trade deal uncertainty, and I discussed the climate emergency, optimistically assuming COP26 would still be going ahead in some form last year, though of course it was later postponed. At the time I recommended using the Kubler-Ross Change ...
Two time Olympian Nick Wilson is back in the Black Stick men's hockey time for the first time in four years. Wilson last played for the national side at the Rio Olympics but will help boost the experience of the squad for the 2021 following the recent retirements of Arun Panchia, Marcus Child and Cory Bennett who between them boasted more than 550 international caps. The 25 strong squad also features three new caps and a potential four-time Olympian. Wilson, who has played 170 internationals, has been focusing on a real estate career since Rio, impressed the selectors as one of the top goal s...
Black Sticks veteran Arun Panchia believes the side can cope with more than 550 international caps worth of experience leaving Black Sticks veteran Arun Panchia believes the side can cope with more than 550 international caps worth of experience leaving 20 December 2020 The 31-year-old, alongside fellow stalwarts Marcus Child and Cory Bennett, will retire from competitive hockey just seven months out from Tokyo. Panchia says it's just the nature of sport. The former captain is the fifth most capped Black Stick in history and won bronze and silver commonwealth games medals.
Black Sticks veteran Arun Panchia believes the side can cope with more than 550 international caps worth of experience leaving Black Sticks veteran Arun Panchia believes the side can cope with more than 550 international caps worth of experience leaving 20 December 2020 The 31-year-old, alongside fellow stalwarts Marcus Child and Cory Bennett, will retire from competitive hockey just seven months out from Tokyo. Panchia says it's just the nature of sport. The former captain is the fifth most capped Black Stick in history and won bronze and silver commonwealth games medals.