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Raymond van Driel
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London AIN Evening Event and Day Game Swap - 30 people max! at Near London Bridge Station in a groovy arch room
December 14, 2009 at 7pm to December 15, 2009 at 5:30pm
(photo from http://www.firstpeople.us) A London meeting for Applied Improvisation game fans and werewolves We have 30 spaces for an evening of Werewolf followed by a day of exchanging applied improvisation activities. This event is suitable for ...
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Of ik nu al van nut kan zijn, denk ik niet. Ik heb net de basiscursus Impro moeten staken i.v.m. problemen aan het thuisfront. Als troost lees ik nu maar "Impro for Storytellers" om toch nog wat op te steken. Maar ik wil graag een herstart maken,...
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Profile Information

Where do you live and work? (City)
Gouda
Professional Skills
Communicative training
Coaching
Inspirational speaking
Using Improv as a tool in training and coaching
Project Management
Improv player
What is your main interest in this network?
Education, Social, Networking, Finding Partnerships, Improv Resources
What kind of person are you?
Night
What kinds of improv-related services are you involved in?
Teambuilding, Creativity, Innovation, Problem Solving, Conflict Resolution, Leadership, Life Skills, Character Development, Change Management, Sales, Presentation Skills
Any niche industries, skills, etc?
www.improfit.nl
Share a favorite 'improv epiphany'
> You’re not the only one who’s in your brain! If you notice things, it already has changed you.
> Build the plane while flying it! (AIN Chicago 2008)
More about you: (Short Bio or any other details you'd like people to know)
Raymond van Driel has been an improv player and trainer since 1995, studied Psychology and Cognitive Science at the Nijmegen University and got to know himself a little bit better travelling around the world. He worked as a project manager in ICT, has been doing corporate communication skills trainings since 1998 and combining it with Improv since 2000. He started his own training agency in 2002 and teaches communication skills at the universities of Utrecht and The Hague.
Raymond is an AIN board member and part of the organisation committee of AIN Asia.
Work Website
http://www.f-act.com
Blog or other personal website
http://www.improfit.nl
Check out my...(book, workshop, etc.)
http://www.ain-holland.nl
Skype Name (Skype.com is the most popular free internet audio/text chat and more)
raymondvandriel@hotmail.com
Other contact info (Your choice for phone, email, facebook, myspace, etc.)
raymond@f-act.com
How did you hear about this network?
colleagues

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At 2:35am on October 24, 2009, Michael Grotehusmann said…
Hi Raymond, class is still great but monday is the last training of this set. Its unbelievable how talent and fast they are and it amazes me over and over again who physical they play.
Hope you do fine at home and hope to see you some time in Yogya.
At 12:44am on October 20, 2009, Joep C. de Jong said…
Dear Raymond, the last two weeks are still open. I've no idea where to find Pokahara in Nepal (I will look it up later today), but as said we're open to a good improvisation for the last two weeks in Nepal. Best regards, Joep
At 5:47am on October 17, 2009, Richard PINEAULT said…
Ray,

i hope i've found in Paris answers to your questions, even not only good one. Do'nt hesitate anyway to be back to me for other impro subjets, in which i could be more helfull, nice to meet you and kerstin too.
At 12:28pm on October 15, 2009, Joep C. de Jong said…
Dear Raymond, a cup of tea in the environment of Utrecht is fine. Will have to aim for December though. Will start a new job November 1st and will also go to Nepal for three weeks in November / December (Appreciative Inquiry conference and holidays). But would really enjoy meeting somewhere in December. Best regards, Joep
At 4:15pm on October 12, 2009, Leif Hansen said…
So, have you decided if you're coming to Portland yet? If so, I still have space for a rommate.
At 8:45pm on September 15, 2009, Michael Grotehusmann said…
Hi Raymond, I hope zou enjoied zour stay here in Indonesia. The improv class here in Yogya started a little lame. Just four actors showed up, but a little dicussion revealed, that the class was just too expansive (due to the rent I had to pay). Now that I found a much cheaper room, there is a class of 7 that really enjoyes improv. We train twice a week and due to the cheap conditions, it will go for 6 weeks. Because improv is completely new in Indonesia, I decided not to explain what is done in a show but to start with practice and little games immediately. It works great, mainly, because most of the team are experienced actors who are not shy at all but very brave. bAfter having learned about accepting, offers, step bz step and status we will have a look at what makes a good story today.
I hope you are fine,
Mike
At 5:22pm on September 7, 2009, Nerida Rand said…
My body and bags are back in Tokyo, but my heart belongs in Gouda! Thanks to you and all the wonderfully insane folks of AIN Netherlands for an absolutely AMAZING week of all the good things in life. Hugs and big love to everyone.
At 4:33am on August 9, 2009, Michael Grotehusmann said…
Hi Raymond, enjoy your holiday and thanks for telling Jannecke about the improv class.
At 5:43am on May 19, 2009, Michiel Kochen said…
Thanks for your tips on large group interventions. And of course for the great two days in Otterlo, I already have a group and an audience to practise on soon!
At 5:46am on May 16, 2009, Maanwilla van der Horst said…
Hi Raymond,
Yes, I also look back to your training with astonishment and a smile on my face. I was supprised about the first serious attitudes, which turned out to be just a 'mask'. I learned a lot and had a lot of fun.
Let's write a letter to Santa Claus to ask him if he can give us an extra week in time this year. What do you think, would that give us some spare time to a brainstormsession soon?
Enjoy your day and have a good weekend! Gooi Millies they say in South Africa. Which means; make fun.
 
 

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