IFC delegates to get a taste of Wisdom Fish
Howard Lake | 16 October 2016 | News
Delegates at the International Fundraising Congress in Holland this week will get a preview of the services on offer from Wisdom Fish, “experts in transforming individuals, groups and organisational cultures through mindfulness”.
The company, which will be launched publicly in 2017, has been developed by HOME Fundraising, the face-to-face fundraising company. It offers organisations “the guidance and practical tools they need to achieve transformational change at an individual, group and organisational level”.
At the IFC, Wisdom Fish will provide:
- daily meditation sessions
- a Power Hour discussion on how leaders can create thriving organisational cultures, and
- an interactive session on recognising one’s impact and changing our outcomes.
Delighted to be bringing meditation part of wellbeing @theresalliance #IFC2016 rare opportunity to work with an authentic teacher don't miss pic.twitter.com/6djTTzsfPw
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— Wisdom Fish (@wisdomfishsays) October 12, 2016
The company provides a range of self-development and leadership courses, large-scale events, bespoke training and immersive consultancy services.
Sarah Carter, one of the founders of Wisdom Fish and Head of Leadership at HOME Fundraising, explains:
“The concept behind Wisdom Fish is to dive beneath the superficial. Once we can see what is going on beneath the surface, we’re no longer at the mercy of events or unconscious motivations. We can influence them; we can change them and so change our outcomes.”
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He is the founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.