Human Quality Headquarters
| Name | Sherrilene Collymore |
| Country | Barbados |
| Website | www.hq-2.com |
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The future is here to merge with.->->-> Sherrilene Collymore is an international professional in the field of People or Human Capital Development. Through her company the Human Quality Headquarters, she \\\'speaks\\\' to people at their fundamental level: their point of motivation, and addresses purpose, goals and desires, in relation to results and performance in their environment. Sherrilene has worked successfully developing people in her native Barbados and internationally, in corporate, state, religious and academic (educational) settings. She has offered her Human Quality perspectives on invitation in Finland, Canada, the U.K. and Kenya. These Perspectives range from Economic planning and Human Resource Optimisation to Transcending Culture to achieve Excellence. She has travelled widely and engages with thought leaders from across the globe to develop systems to support people optimally. Sherrilene is an Advocate for Quality of Life and Economic Sustainability and makes these the benchmarks of her consultations. She is a Fellow of the World Entrepreneur Society and an Ambassador for World Leadership Day. Sherrilene will speak to groups or work with people individually to elaborate vision and to help craft out optimal courses of action, practically and realistically, based on present and future circumstances. She is currently authoring her first book entitled \\\'Stumbling Surefootedly: Celebrating a Life of Listening\\\' surrounding her spiritual journey and her overall commitment to Peace. Contact Sherrilene by email at smc@hq-2.com
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posted on Wednesday, October 15, 2008 09:58 AM
Arriving in Europe right in the midst of economic chaos that was being repeatedly termed 'unprecedented' was interesting to say the least...
It was stunning to witness the dearth of ideas that came about for attempting to 'fix' the problems with this economic system which we, the world, have been 'propping' up. I say propping up because it hasn't worked for the majority for some time, has it?
And to see that the 'go-to' position was to mobilise resources from the public coffers [again] to hold up the position of the minority profiteers was not encouraging either...Not too much creativity witnessed at this level... And no referendum to involve the people in critical decision making surrounding their welfare and wellbeing either... Just the choice to do it.
Well; we'll see how things will go from here. At least conversation's changing to practicality and usefulness of the banking system and other peripheral beneficiary structures. And lots of talk around community, resilience, individual responsibility is beginning.
I continue to watch with interest to see where convergence [First World and Real World] can begin...
Best to all.
Sherrilene
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Barry Crisp
Wednesday, October 15, 2008 11:47 AM
Hi Sherrilene, thank you for the update. Much appreciated. I am interested to see how things develop, and how the financial crisis will affect the topics covered during your European trip. Considering the tax payers have to pay for this mess, then I feel that its only fair that the tax payers get a share percentage in banks, and not the Government.
Sherrilene Collymore
Wednesday, October 15, 2008 01:57 PM
Yes I agree. At this point, the government and the banks both have to justify their shareholdings in my opinion...
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