Content manager and copywriter, Trish Toovey writes on a diverse range of topics drawing on a tonne of experience. Read Trish's work here on subjects including menswear, child-development, third-party products, and travel.
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"Growth is challenging, and a lot of great new players may fit our culture but are not scalable for us. We're picking technology for where we will be in five years." Joy Anzinger, Senior Manager of Global Travel, Splunk.
If you're in charge of travel management or procurement at your organisation, then you'll understand the demands and requirements of the request for proposal (RFP) process.
If your business is preparing to travel again post COVID-19, you should be thinking about how you'll support booking consistency, spend visibility, savings, traveler safety, and compliance. Start by partnering with the right business travel management company (TMC).
There's no doubt that managed business travel can add value to your organization. In a report from Harvard Business Review, Analytic Services in association with Egencia, 47 percent of business leaders said they had seen a significant increase in profitability as a result of their approach to business travel.
Multinational software company, Splunk, makes machine data accessible - and valuable - to everyone. A fast-growing business, Splunk "loves good technology" and is focused on supporting its travelers with the most current, relevant tools. Watch the video to find out how Egencia's global platform makes travel successful and straightforward at Splunk.
Recently, a colleague introduced me to the term scaleup. "You worked in the startup world," she told me, "how do you not know this term? It's wherever I look right now." So, I turned to Twitter, and she's right - from lists in publications like the UK's Financial Times, to Inc.
A small sample of over 50,000 words of destination copy produced for the travel site 'Getaway' which will be launching in full later this year.
A video case study I devised and co-produced to support the fantastic employee recognition work happening at Lincoln Uni.
Business travel is an integral part of company culture. The way your people travel for work should reflect your organization's values, ambitions, and aims. If your company has a cost-conscious culture, it's essential for your business travel program to drive savings and add value in nearly every circumstance.
The Talk Boost intervention from I CAN is a successful programme developed to help narrow the gap between 4-7 year olds with language delay and their peers. Talk Boost was developed by I CAN, the children's communication charity, and evaluated using evidence collected by professionals in two comprehensive trials (and ongoing evaluations.)
Early Talk Boost is I CAN's new language and communication intervention programme for 3-4 year olds launching in the autumn. The Early Talk Boost intervention has been based on the excellent Talk Boost model which has been running successfully for 3 years.
Read below to hear from Michelle Spires, a Senior Leader at Mere Green Primary School, having trained in I CAN's Primary Talk programme earlier this year. "As a school with a dedicated speech and language Resource Base, a small number of our staff already had some expertise developing communication skills and had been working closely with Speech and Language Therapists.
As anybody with experience in the early years knows, songs and singing are a fantastic way to capture the attention and imagination of young children. However more than simply entertaining a group, songs provide children with patterns and repetition they can access and understand.
I CAN provides many opportunities for schools and settings to develop their expertise in supporting the communication needs of their pupils. The different training packages available cover the entire school remit from the early years to secondary school. Beginning with the Early Years, is an insightful and engaging programme, developed for the early year's workforce, encouraging partnership with parents.
Former primary school teacher Trish Boylan told us about the time she took her class of Year 1 students on a school trip on the Emirates Air-Line cable cars. Whilst teaching year 1 in an inner-London primary school last year, I was fortunate enough to take my class on a fantastic trip across the Thames.