Graphic Speaks...
For a moment think of a life without colours..text without pictures and movies without visuals...everything will be plain black and white!, when we actually sit down to think, we see how essential these pictures, visuals and graphics are in the whole process of communication. Sometimes no words are needed to explain what we are trying to communicate. The visual says it all!

My profession is to work with graphics, when I stared my work as a graphic designer, I never realised the importance of the tiny graphics that I used to make, but somewhere in these past four years it dawned on me that how relevant graphics are vis-a-vis communication. A simple graphic in your presentation or a report can make all the difference....

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TBW Workshops
TBW brings to you, the best in management workshops. Our dynamic workshops, integrate powerful audio-visual presentation and facilitation techniques that give your organisation the tools and insights to create the requisite change...

The Aware Professional
January 09, 2002 Chennai
The Economist Intelligence Unit, who are a part of The Economist Corporate Network, organised a one day session on the corporate knowledge program, “The Aware Professional” on 9th January 2002 in Chennai for the Sanmar Group. Amongst the distinguished set of speakers for this month’s session, Douglas Breckenridge (CEO, The Business Workshop) gave his views on The Culture of Coaching. Read more....

Douglas Breckenridge on EI
March 6, 2002
As part of the chat sessions organised by Indiatimes, Douglas Breckenridge, CEO, The Business Workshop, was amongst the panel of experts who chatted on March 6, 2002 in Delhi. The subject , importance of Emotional Intelligence, EI and its relevance to corporates and individuals.

Douglas shared his views and experiences on how EI helps an individual perform as a team player. EI also helps an individual identify his/her own emotions and then express them in an Emotionally Intelligent way. Studies have shown that it is not IQ, but EI that is a greater determinant of success for individuals. Read More...