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Dr Jon Atkin
Jon Atkin who, because of his skills at administration as well as training,
is known to us as 'The Incredible Hub'. Every organisation should have one!
Jon has been delivering our Anti-Bullying work, which has been under the
auspices of Manchester Anti-Bullying Partnership. He is also a trainer for
counsellors on a charity Helpline and is currently the Chair of George House
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Pam Campbell
Pam Campbell whose friends have named her ’20 questions Pam’
because of her fascination with people, is a trained Person Centered counsellor.
She has experience of Victim Support work which includes Domestic Violence
and Rape. Pam is helping to develop the Community Cohesion side of our
work.
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Susan Caroline
Susan Caroline embodies Diversity in the variety of settings in which
she has worked. Susan originally trained as a Nurse and went on to take
a Masters in Health Promotion. She has also worked as a trainer within
Social Services, Rape Crisis, Health Promotion and Education. Susan is
currently a school governor and is helping to develop our anti-bullying
work.
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Gary Hennessey
Gary Hennessey has 20 years experience as a meditation teacher and is
currently helping to run training in severe pain management for people
with chronic and long term health conditions. He is involved in the personal
development side of Drum’s work.
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Jonathan Mayor
Jonathan Mayor is responsible for most of our police based training.
He is getting to the stage where he recognises previous participants in
uniform on the streets of Manchester! Jonathan has worked in local government
and for the Third sector. He has a unique training style, which helps
to create a relaxed atmosphere, due to his other incarnation as a Stand
up comedian and compere at many venues around the North West.
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Carol Muter
Carol Muter is what she describes as a Baby Boomer, part of the ‘have
it all’ generation. This means she is very good at juggling everything!
She is trained in HR and a member of the CIPD. She has extensive experience
of training on issues of Serious Crime particularly Rape and Sexual Assault,
Domestic Violence and bereavement due to Murder/ Manslaughter. She also
delivers Child protection training.
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Mary Synott
Mary Synott is the Founder of Drum Diversity. For Mary, Drum has been
the coming together of 25 years of training work. She has roots within
the early days of Peace Education in the 80’s. Her interest in developing
practical skills to build community led to her work with Conflict Resolution
/ Management and Mediation and Negotiation Training. She also has extensive
experience of assertiveness and confidence building work. Over the years
she has worked with many ‘Hard to Reach’ groups both within
the Statutory and Third Sectors. The highlight of her work so far has
been winning a NW Region National Training Award for her Diversity Training.
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