Although our Warrior School Programmes take place in Tanzania and in Northern Kenya well away from the troubled areas, our participants often have to pass through Nairobi. As a result we have decided to postpone any trips in the early part of 2008 whilst we review the political situation in Kenya and look at re-routing our journeys.

Our last trip in 2007 was attended by a journalist from Human Resources Magazine this resulted in a main feature article titled Natural Born Leaders in their March 2008 edition. This can also be found here.

WarriorSchool is for Managing Directors, Executive Team/Board Members and Business owners who:

• Want fresh perspectives on how to improve their business
• Would benefit from personal inspiration & time to think
• Need to create clarity, focus and alignment in order to increase employee engagement.
• Need time to build better relationships with peers, employees, suppliers, mentors.

Building a Warrior Culture – based in Northern Kenya this programme offer participants the opportunity to understand how a Warrior Culture is built and sustained and the value that that would bring to their business. By talking to our Maasai hosts you will gain a greater understanding of the Warrior values of Pride, Responsibility, Humility and Courage.

Details and Costs – you can obtain more details including specific content and costs from Julie Smith – Julie@changemakerweb.co.uk

"I cannot recall any other occasion when all involved derived so much benefit personally and professionally"

Andrew Finney, Managing Director, Countrywide Mobility

"Awe-inspiring; life-changing; well out of my comfort zone – so learned a lot about myself and others. I also learnt to shake out your boots before putting them on – i.e. adapt to your environment – useful both at work and for life".

Shari Casey, RBS

Acknowledgement: Our journeys to Africa are inspired by working with Anthony Willoughby. He is the originator of a unique "I Will Not Complain" philosophy of life; and this spirit, if not Anthony in person, has guided many of our trips. His book "In Search of Inspiration" a personal quest in words and images is due to be re-published soon.