Julie-Anne G.

Director of Business Development @Equi-Scotia Cic

Linlithgow, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Feb 2020 — Present

Director of Business Development @Equi-Scotia Cic

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Scotland, GB

Director of a Community Interest Company based in Central Scotland providing learning and development opportunities involving horses for people from all walks of life. As well as providing Equine Facilitated learning for leadership development, Equi-Scotia CIC delivers training for practitioners in Equine Facilitated Learning that is quality assured by the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA). The organisation is also a club member of Horsescotland a Federation member of HETI (https://hetifederation.org/) and ACCPH. Working with established equestrian centres, Equi-Scotia provides high impact experiential learning that adds value for-* coaches, psychotherapists, counsellors and education professionals wishing to offer experiential learning with horses to develop social and emotional competencies* Riding for the Disabled centres seeking to access to new income streams through new services supporting mental health & well-being* organisations delivering next generation leadership development or team building programmes* families and individuals affected by trauma or addiction* young people in transition

EDUCATION

1982 — 1983

University of Aberdeen

BLE, Land Economy

2004 — 2006

The Open University

MBA, Business and Management

1996 — 1997

Oatridge College (now part of SRUC)

HNC, Horse Management

2014 — 2015

Leeds Beckett University

Post Graduate Certificate, Executive & Business Coaching

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