This is my ‘home’ website, Briarwood 1000 being the name I have traded under as a freelance consultant in the health and social care fields since 1992. However, there isn’t much on this site other than my CV, which you are welcome to download as a PDF file. Do feel free to get in touch to discuss any potential projects. The reason there isn’t much on this site - other than information about accessing my expertise online - is that my other sites, reflecting current business interests, are much more interesting! They are:

Telecare Aware

http://www.telecareaware.com
A free-to-view news service that keeps a large and growing readership across the world up to date with developments in the fields of telecare, telehealth and telemedicine.

Opazity

http://www.opazity.com
PowerPoint add-in that enables presenters to create an opaque glass effect which helps focus the audience’s attention.

Business via the Internet

The only person I’d pay to learn from when it comes to doing business on the internet, Ken McCarthy, is running a two-day intensive in London on 15 and 16 November. Normally you would have to travel to Chicago to attend his once-a-year seminar but, after testing this course last year before live students - in New York, Toronto, Chicago, Los Angeles, Vancouver and San
Francisco, Ken and a team of other experts are undertaking this session to fill a commitment he made last year to bring this intensive course to Europe.

Get in quickly. It’s the culmination of 15 years of online marketing experience and over 25 years of offline marketing and the chances are high that this will be a one-time-only opportunity to attend in London.
Ckick here for full information on Ken’s ‘System UK Intensive’.

Interview + Presentation = Panic?

http://www.interviewpanic.com
Ebook help for people who are worried about having to give a presentation at a job interview.

We Who Use Presentation Software

http://www.we-who-use-presentation-software.co.uk
This site aims to help people who:
1) want to know more about what they can do with PowerPoint
2) are aware of PowerPoint’s possibilities but are unsure how to use them to best effect
3) want to understand better how using presentation software fits with presenting as an activity.

Steve Hards