Józefa Fawcett is the Managing Director and
'Key Voice' behind LearningVoice Ltd.
In addition to this she is also the driving force
behind innovative practice across the fields of
Training, Learning, Knowledge and Quality.
Her career spans some 33 years working as a
trainer and facilitator in cosmetics, retail,
recruitment, area sales, management and
healthcare.
Upon leaving corporate life in 2002, she
established herself as a Learning Specialist
trading through The POL Experience.

Since then she has continued to provide clients with exceptional training and instructional design; effective training delivery; development of in-company trainers; strategic learning advice and guidance.
As the business has developed so too has the range of offerings and now provides additional learning services available through one single Community of Learning portal entitled The POL Group
Józefa is the proud recipient of the 2009 Global HR Excellence Award for HR Leadership
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Professional Experience & Memberships
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Former Head of Organisational & Workforce Development, NHS |
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Experience in the Private, Public and Charity sectors in UK |
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Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development |
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Fellow of the Institute of Training and Occupational Learning |
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Secretary-General, European Consortium Learning Organisation |
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National Quality Award Assessor (EFQM) |
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European Excellence Award Assessor (EFQM) |
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Quality Management Adviser (ISO 10015) |
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Senior Lecturer in HR Development, University of Westminster |
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Key note speaker at International conferences |
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Member of the Institute of Healthcare Management |
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Member of the Institute for Leadership and Management |
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Associate International Federation Trg & Dev Organisations |
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Technical Adviser Projects funded by the European Commission |
A regular Speaker since 1997 she shares her time between corporate clients and academia and works regularly as a Researcher & Technical Adviser on European Projects running dissemination events across Europe.