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Welcome to Inspire
Inspire's Re-employment Management Programme is delivered by three professionals with career, business and image coaching experience, underpinned by a first class administrative support service. Our aim is to assist individuals in getting back to work as swiftly and as confidently as possible, reducing the financial, emotional and physical impact of unemployment. We are offering a unique individual-centred service to encourage proactive participation in this results-driven programme.
Our vision is to 'make a positive contribution to the wellbeing and success of others'. We are confident that our package will 'breathe life into your future' in an inspirational way. We see redundancy and unemployment as an opportunity to reassess your current circumstances and open you up to exciting new possibilities!
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Lorna Evans
Lorna Evans is a highly intuitive, professionally qualified career and business coach. She is passionate about people achieving their full potential, specifically within the business and career arena, but also in their personal life. Coaching is a fantastic tool used to empower individuals to explore their goals from any aspect of their lives. Working with clients to discover their inner desires and strength, Lorna encourages them to identify and set realistic, achievable goals and supports that process with them. Through personal experience of working in unsuitable roles, going through redundancy and also the pressures of self-employment, she can empathise with many client’s situations.
Lorna has over twenty years experience in retail, customer service and project management roles. She’s a member of the European Coaching Institute and regularly undertakes training to ensure her skills and practices are updated. Qualifications include: B.Sc. (Hons) in Psychology (Open University), Certificate & Diploma in Life Coaching (Newcastle College), Myers Briggs Certification (using Myers Briggs for Team Building Certificate), along with a Certificate in First Line Management (ILM).
Fiona McClurg-Welland
Fiona McClurg-Welland is a professionally trained independent image consultant. With over fifteen years experience in retail management, sales and customer service and training roles, Fiona understands the importance of first and lasting impressions within the work place and beyond. Using the psychology of colour, she teaches her clients not just which tones of colours and shapes of garments suit them best, but also to make informed choices which will positively influence the way others relate to them. Her passion for the subject is reflected in her own unique style and positive, enthusiastic and inspirational personality. Fiona’s primary objective is to make a positive contribution to the well being and success of others, by helping them to maximise their potential.
Fiona has been trained to standards set by The Federation of Image Consultants, of which she is an affiliate member, and has recently been awarded a Spirit of Inspiration Award for the ‘Most Successful New Image Business 2008’ category by TFIC
Alison Murray
Alison Murray is a highly accomplished office professional, with over twenty years experience in supporting executives and board-level directors in the pharmaceutical and healthcare technology industries, as well as non-profit/charity organisations. Her virtual assistant business now provides tailored, flexible administrative and business support services to job seekers, business owners and self-employed professionals. Alison’s vast experience encompasses her professionalism in administration and her organisational and communication skills. She prides herself on providing a high quality service to ensure her clients are confident with the overall image they are projecting to others.
Alison is a graduate of the VA Mastery Course ©, Member of the Institute of Professional Administrators (IPA), the International Association of Virtual Assistants (IAVA) and the Society of Virtual Assistants (SVA).