EXHIBITOR PROFILES
Barefoot Coaching
barefootcoaching.co.uk
P200
Barefoot Coaching has been at the forefront of the coaching and coach training industry for over 25 years. Barefoot is based in the UK and has a global reach. Barefoot’s Flagship Coach Training Programme is an ICF Accredited Coach Training Programme (Level 2) which is a gold- standard all-inclusive route to train as a professional coach. Over 6,000 coaches from 28 countries have already chosen Barefoot to begin or to build their professional coaching careers. Visit
barefootcoaching.co.uk to fi nd out more.
Belbin® – The Team Role Company:
belbin.com
J100
Belbin is the original research-based team tool providing a holistic, data-driven view of the team to drive individual and business performance. Using the personalised data within Belbin reports, and the de-personalised language of Belbin Team Roles, constructive and open conversations can take place. Self-awareness can be developed, strengths and behavioural contributions understood, and individuals and teams supported to reach their full potential. Belbin is the gold standard, global team tool.
Blossom Learning Transformation Platform F100
blossom-kc.com
Breeio
breeio.com
Breeio LMS puts people fi rst: super-friendly for learners, easy and insightful for managers, brilliantly empowering for L&D professionals. Personalised, friendly and accessible, Breeio is used by thousands of learners every day. Our mission is to help you shine by enabling you to create unforgettable learning experiences and deliver impressive results. Breeio is developed by the experts at Acteon, drawing on 40 years of leading in learning innovation.
Bridge
getbridge.com
Bridge helps organisations achieve their people-fi rst learning and development goals through an integrated approach to learning (LMS) and performance management, career planning, and employee engagement. Bridge helps over 900 companies of all sizes deliver and track training, develop people-fi rst managers, and measure employee engagement with Bridge’s suite of employee development software tools, including: LMS, One-on-one, Career Development Planning, and Engagement and Culture Measurement.
Capsim Business Simulations
capsimuk.com
Blossom is a leading force in organisational performance improvement, empowering diverse sectors with innovative learning solutions. With decades of experience, Blossom has garnered hundreds of satisfi ed customers and millions of users worldwide, establishing itself as a trusted name in the industry. Blossom offers an adaptable enterprise learning platform that automates and tracks complex learning workfl ows, ensuring organisations can scale and thrive as they evolve.
Bowles Rocks
bowles.rocks/learning-and-development
A multi-award-winning Experiential Learning & Development provider, with all profi ts going straight to our outdoor education charity for the benefi t of young people. Our outcome-driven programmes develop mid- level Leaders, Apprentices and Graduates in the workplace. Organisations including BMW, IBM and London Gatwick have returned to our highly qualifi ed facilitators year-on-year to see measurable progression within their talent and leadership pool. Ask us about our 1:1 feedback model.
E150
World-leading business simulation tools, providing a real-life challenging experience.
Class
class.com
Class is the next-generation virtual classroom developed by Class Technologies Inc. Focused exclusively on online synchronous learning and virtual instructor-led training for education, corporate, and government. Class enables the active learning of 10M+ users from 1,500+ institutions worldwide and is the largest provider of virtual classroom software for education. Built on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and the Web.
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