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Two of the strongest competitors at the Tour de France for 8 years. They needed each other to perform even better. Besides all the will and fight to win against the opponent - unbelievable what Jan did as Lance fell down at one race: Instead of using the opportunity to his advantage, Jan slowed down until Lance catched up again. You can transfer this to business easily - winning a customer because of the weakness of your competitor is a good but a short lasting feeling. Much more intense, sustainable and motivating is a hard fight at the same level at which only minor things are making the key difference. https://lnkd.in/eebdaBkj

Why Take the Inside Old Trafford: The Ultimate Stadium Tour 2024? If you're a football fan, especially a Manchester United supporter, there's no better way to immerse yourself in the club's rich history and atmosphere than by taking a tour of Old Trafford. Here's why: Walk in the Footsteps of Legends: Experience the thrill of walking through the same tunnel as your football idols,standing on the hallowed turf, and sitting in the manager's dugout. Uncover the Club's History: Delve into the fascinating story of Manchester United, from its humble beginnings to its status as one of the world's most iconic football clubs. Explore the museum and learn about the club's legendary players, managers, and unforgettable matches. See Behind the Scenes: Get a unique glimpse into the inner workings of a top-tier football stadium. Explore the players' changing rooms, the press room, and other exclusive areas that are normally off-limits to the public. Immerse Yourself in the Atmosphere: Feel the electric energy of Old Trafford, even when there's no match. Soak up the atmosphere and imagine the roar of the crowd as you stand on the pitch. Create Unforgettable Memories: Capture photos and create memories that will last a lifetime. A tour of Old Trafford is an experience you won't forget. Whether you're a die-hard fan or simply curious about the world of football, the Inside Old Trafford tour offers an unforgettable experience. https://lnkd.in/gamXDEiE

It appears my comment was deleted twice from the below post - so thought I'd share it here. Venue owners should listen as well as amplify; that's how we improve, take stock and evolve. The comment: The gig was great - no doubt. Foo's rocked! 🤘🎆 But there was a severe lack of operational efficiency at the gig venue. Examples: The bars were the worst I've experienced - no hyperbole. This is 2024, but multiple 40+ people queues across the stadium, concourses and on the pitch/standing area with dithering staff and stock issues. Then, the grim sight of single-use plastic cups covering the stadium floor (and I'm sure, the stadia seats) - fans kicking through rivers of clear plastic cups to get to exit points. Again, this is 2024 and there are many other sustainable options. Then the misery and danger of trying to get back to Stratford station from the stadium. If you missed the end of the gig, you might have stood a chance. If you stayed to the end like we did, it was a 2-hour kettling-session with little security and no policing. Appalling and at many times dangerous. I appreciate the hubris Graham Gilmore, but your team would benefit from an overhaul in operational efficiency. In almost 25 years of producing global events this was one of the worst operations I've witnessed as a fan. I'd be v happy to talk about solutions or strategic tactics over a cuppa if you do plan for London Stadium to hit London 2012 heights again, and be heralded for operational excellence as a viable international venue on the global circuit. Because again, Foo Fighters will have loved the atmosphere and the ticket sales - but every fan will feel let down by the venue. Sean Egan Candice Egan Amy Moqbel

I’ll be presenting at the Jersey Productivity Conference in a few weeks and I have a great process map to share which gives an insight into public sector waste and how it affects the social sector. The first step to change is realising what the process is and how much the waste costs. There is so much we can do if we have the data and the motivation to improve.

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The date Thursday 14th November 2024 will go down as an important day in New Zealand's history. The Treaty Principles Bill 2024 (TPB) passed it's first reading in the House of Parliament. A bill that seeks to clarify the constitutonal interpretation of the Treaty of Waitangi, New Zealand's founding document. A similar previous law passed in 1975 also instructed the government how to interpret and enact the Treaty however since then the interpretation has changed and evolved through case law. It is important for all government departments and laws to have a consistent interpretation of the Treaty for the proper functioning of society. I applaud David Seymour for his bravery and honor in presenting the bill and for those MPs who voted to pass it to it's second reading.For those who want to be more informed on the issues being debated, the Treaty Principles Bill can be read here: https://lnkd.in/gcHpZTnV - it us just 6 pages long. The official wording of the Treaty of Waitangi can be read here: https://lnkd.in/gM4vGqEB - this is also only a few pages 

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First stage made it to Denman https://lnkd.in/g_nvsBrE