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"Facilitation Made Easy is packed with good advice...its particular strength is that it not only discusses what to do, but also explains why." — BJET More Reviews and Recommendations
Esther Cameron is a consultant who specializes in change management. She also lectures at Bristol University. She is co-author with Mike Green of "Making Sense of Change Management."
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