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Former energy chief leads new London executive coaching group
Executive coaching and mentoring organisation the Academy for Chief Executives has announced the launch of its new group in London and the South East.
The new group, which will host monthly forums for business leaders and senior executives, is to be chaired by Harry Wyndham, former Managing Director of Bolton-based CLP Envirogas.
The Academy, which is celebrating its 21st birthday this year, aims to promote business excellence among its community of UK businesses leaders through shared learning and advice.
Consisting of non-competing businesses and leaders, the group will provide London’s business leaders with a peer-to-peer learning environment in which they can share their experience and expertise.
Wyndham, commenting on the launch of the new group, said: “The launch of the South East London Group is an exciting opportunity for business leaders and entrepreneurs to grow and develop their businesses.
“I’m looking forward to working with the most dynamic business owners and senior executives in the region and unlocking their growth potential along the way. My group will give people the opportunity to achieve a healthier, wealthier balanced life alongside like-minded peers.”
The news follows the launch of an entrepreneur board in Surrey by the Academy for Chief Executives earlier this month.
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