Simon Heathcote-Parker

Current

• Owner at SHP Consulting: Personal & Professional Development (Self-employed)

Past

• SENIOR BUSINESS SCHOOL LECTURER at Greenwich University / South Bank University / Middlesex University (all London, UK)
• BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT at M.O.U.S.E. Consulting, London, UK
• FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT at Allied Dunbar Assurance plc, London, UK

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Education

• The Open University
• University of Greenwich
• University of Cambridge

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Industry

Professional Training & Coaching

Simon Heathcote-Parker’s Summary

A well educated and highly qualified Business Management Specialist with >9 years practical experience in:
• Lecturing and teaching business students in Further & Higher Education institutions and on in-company courses
• Marketing throughout Europe for a wide variety of industries and businesses
• Staff management of varying technical abilities and expertise
• Financial management and analysis for business development including IT related projects

Simon Heathcote-Parker’s Specialties:

The wide range of services on offer at SHP Consulting are all available via the internet and come under the general heading of 'Personal and Professional Development'. These include: Success Coaching & Hypnotherapy, Business English Communication (including translation into English from Dutch, French, German and/or Spanish, English language editing, proofreading, web design and voiceovers), Arts Management Consultancy, and Music Production & Promotion.

Additional Information

Simon Heathcote-Parker’s Groups:

Austro-British Chamber of Commerce, British Institute for Hypnotherapy, Psychotherapy, Coaching and Counselling, Open BC, Academici, British Actors Equity, TranslatorsCafe, Language123, Trainer Club, ProZ

Simon Heathcote-Parker’s Contact Settings

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