 Robin Blackmore has spent over 20 years coaching people in consciously choosing the content and actively designing the context for the conversations they need to have. His clients have developed powerful skills in articulation and presentation for use in their professional and personal lives. Clear, effective and engaging conversation brings understanding and respect. These are the building blocks for influence and change.
Robin's career in the police force, including several periods as a chief officer, brought him face to face with an extraordinary range of ability within the community multiplied by age and cultural background. His belief in the value of each person’s contribution and the desire to include them in decision making fuelled his passion for coaching and personal development in this unique field.
Since 1995 he has shared his skills with a number of high profile organisations including
- The House of Commons
- Welsh Assembly
- Association of Chief Police Officers
- Health Trusts
- Inland Revenue
- Health and Safety Executive
- Metropolitan Police Service
In tandem he has undertaken a significant research project as visiting research fellow of the Centre for Applied Ethics and Relational Studies at The University of Durham.
A passionate supporter of education, Robin has invested substantially in the education sector. From 1995 – 1997 he held the post of Additional Governor at a large grant maintained school: A special appointment by the Secretary of State of Education and Employment. He continues to work with young people, their teachers and governors including pro bono.
Robin is currently developing and delivering a range of unique courses and works closely with associates offering sympathetic skills and insights.
Professional Qualifications:
1994 Certificate in Steiner Waldorf Education
1996 Diploma in Management and Organisation Development
(Henley Management College)
1996 CEDR (Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution) Registered Mediator
2000 Certificate in Counselling Skills and Attitudes
(Westminster Pastoral Foundation)
Member Association for Social Development
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