SETTING UP AN SES NETWORK
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HarunKennedy
Friday, September 23, 2005
Sachlan Fraval from Melbourne, Australia, is the new chair of SES chosen at the Innsbruck Congress. He writes... I would like to establish an SES network which in some ways parallels the helper network. As the helpers are there to support members in their inner development, I would like to have a network to help members in their outer development, their enterprise life (which includes all endeavours, talents and wing projects). The people in this SES network will not necessarily have to be people with a lot of experience in business. What is more important is that they have the ability to recognise and nurture people's gifts and talents. Anyone who feels drawn to this work can contact me at: sf@geoglobal.net
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Sachlan Fraval from Melbourne, Australia, is the new chair of SES chosen at the Innsbruck Congress. He writes... I would like to establish an SES network which in some ways parallels the helper network. As the helpers are there to support members in their inner development, I would like to have a network to help members in their outer development, their enterprise life (which includes all endeavours, talents and wing projects). The people in this SES network will not necessarily have to be people with a lot of experience in business. What is more important is that they have the ability to recognise and nurture people's gifts and talents. Anyone who feels drawn to this work can contact me at: 
