Risk appetite is the latest term in this weekly feature I first introduced here on Exceptional EA in 2015. If you’d like to elevate your group’s acumen, and awareness of risk management, I can help. Click here to drop a…
Exceptional EA
a resource for assistants around the globe, published since 2013 by international trainer Shelagh Donnelly
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Exceptional EA has been here since 2013 for assistants around the globe … and we’ve built some incredible communities along the way. The faces you see on this page are not stock images. Rather, they represent a sampling of some…
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Wednesday's Words
Wednesday’s Words: risk management
Risk management is the latest term in this weekly feature I first introduced here on Exceptional EA in 2015. If you’d like to elevate your group’s acumen, and awareness of risk management, I can help. Click here to drop a…
Wednesday’s Words: NextGen AI
NextGen AI is the latest term in this weekly feature I first introduced here on Exceptional EA in 2015. Why should you turn to this weekly feature? A strong vocabulary can contribute to our career success. Whether you’re conversing with senior…
Wednesday’s Words: risk appetite
Risk appetite is the latest term in this weekly feature I first introduced here on Exceptional EA in 2015. If you’d like to elevate your group’s acumen, and awareness of risk management, I can help. Click here to drop a…
Vibrant
A thought for your day, featuring photography from my travels. This shot: I had the pleasure of spending a few days in Denmark last week, speaking for and spending time with members of IMA Denmark. I took this photo in Copenhagen’s Nyhavn district, a series of colourful townhomes dating from the 1600s and early 1700s. These properties flank one of the city’s canals, and the lower levels are home to a number of outdoor cafes and shops.
Important
A thought for your day, featuring photography from my travels. This shot: the welcoming entrance to a home I frequently pass on my walks