“Because I want to fit in.”
With the current assignment at Asda coming to an end soon it was beginning to look like it was time to dust off the CV and start to tap into the ‘network’ to find a new challenge.
However I’m very excited to say that Manifestly Important Ltd. will be continuing their work with Asda’s ISD department for the remainder of 2013 - we have been offered the opportunity to work on a very high-profile and strategic transformation programme.
This is absolutely excellent news, as is the recent offer from Bradford University’s School of Management to be a guest speaker there in the not too distant future.
Well Christmas has been and gone already…!
So, as we are about to head into 2013, Manifestly Important wanted to wish all contacts/followers the utmost success next year. We are looking forward to another busy one and will provide a further update in early January.
Manifestly Important Ltd. would like to wish all clients, colleagues and followers of our blog a very Merry Christmas.
2012 has been an extremely busy one, spent working with our two biggest clients (Aviva & Asda) on a range of exciting and strategic projects, and we are now looking forward to some ‘relaxation’ time over the festive period.
With the batteries now fully charged I am pleased to announce that Manifestly Important’s services have, once again, been secured by Asda; for a six month Programme Management assignment.
Really looking forward to working with the ‘Asda colleagues’ delivering some very interesting & exciting projects.
Due to unexpected personal circumstances (ManifestlyImportant Jr. is having surgery this month) I’ve made the difficult decision to finish my current work with Aviva earlier than planned - I’d originally intended to be there until the end of August.
As such I’ll be spending the next few weeks with MI Jr. & the rest of the family; the past 16months working as an Interim Project/Programme Manager have been great but I’m really looking forward to recharging the batteries.
Normal service will be resumed…shortly!