Speaking/Training

Mark Robinson is an accomplished trainer and public speaker who has given keynotes, panel presentations and workshops at many conferences. He has spoken at events in Bulgaria, Romania, South Africa, Canada, Australia, Ireland as well as across the UK. The picture below is one of our favourites, for obvious reasons.

Here’s what Christina Loweon from Opera.ca said after the event Mark facilitated at the Banff Centre in 2012:

Thank you so very much for your contribution to the Colloquium. Many months ago when I emailed you to see if you were available and you were, I literally lept with joy as I had a feeling that snagging a keynote from you, would ensure that I had the Colloquium “in the bag” so to speak – and I was right. I am still hearing from people about how much they appreciated your insights and this framework to help think through change.

Mark has also delivered many training sessions on creative resilience and leadership, including the relationship with fundraising. He has worked closely with Future Arts Centres on a series of Action Research Groups and training courses on the Most Significant Change methodology, as well as delivering training for networks of organisations in tees Valley working in housing, mental health and supporting asylum seekers and refugees.

Mark is especially interested in conferences and events where he can be active in facilitating or participating in discussion, debate and ‘live thinking’, as well as presenting. He likes to challenge, stimulate, inform and provoke and give people something to think about.

Mark is also interested in documenting conferences for people, in a creative and informed way. Talk to him.