Haider Imam Email & Phone Number

I’m a part of the Unreasonable Fellowship. As an organization, the Unreasonable Group builds community between select growth-stage entrepreneurs, institutions, and investors to profitably solve pressing global problems.I was invited and inducted into the life-long Fellowship as part of the Unreasonable Future 2020 Cohort. My cohort is specifically focused.

Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom

At Tao everything we did was about pursuing collective dignity, belonging, & ass-kicking performance @ work.We did that by uniting psychology, technology, data science, & human-centred design to create scalable change from any chair.We consistently delivered culture change in 12 weeks — the industry’s fastest behaviour & culture change programs — for.

This was the first consultancy I set up. It did pretty well as a lifestyle business & grew to become a small hive of of fabulously talented international consultants, coaches & trainers who were deeply versed in business smarts.Consulting can be tough, especially in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis. So, I decided to merge this business in with.

I was a client of the inimitable Kaizen Training before joining their team. Working for Kim Hare — creator of Brain Friendly Learning (BFL) — was like a crucible experience in learning, consulting & business development. It was intense - including a year long Blackbelt programme, Kaizen's super edgy personal & professional development programme covering.

On returning from Spain, I started from the ground up with Sage to learn the role of Sales Executive, with a plan to quickly start training & coaching. That plan was realised pretty quickly & I set about bringing a world of new content & process to the UK&I training operations. I introduced Sage trainers (circa 30 Sales & Technical Trainers)to Accelerated.

I sold points-based Holiday Ownership, previously known as timeshare. It was unbearably tough at times, but I was fortunate to work with some of the greatest salespeople I've every known & really learned the art of the sale there.

A micro-enterprise in Newcastle. I travelled the world & sold 'desktop lockdown' software to director level IT buyers. I also manned the stand at COMDEX in Las Vegas, which was a hoot.The company had arguments with the software developers, ran out of money & that was that. The learning for me was if you’re going to index on just one software product, make.

This was my first job after graduating from Uni. I was a sales account manager selling specialist software licenses to enterprise clients. Also organised a conference or two. Was pretty successful there.

Building A High Performing Business, Business, Pass :)

Tuck & Aston Schools of Business joint programme for leaders of minority-owned businesses

Senior Practitioner, Systemic Team Coaching

Ba (Hons), Music

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