The Bayswater Institute provides a range of research, consultancy and professional development services to individuals, groups and organisations as they implement change in our complex, constantly shifting world.
Wisdom in Groups – WiG 2019 & WiG Intensive – NOW BOOKING!
£2,500 per delegate (£1,200 non-residential).
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Walls of the body and Walls of the mind: a good idea?
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Developing leadership capabilities by expanding your portfolio of approaches to addressing current complexity challenges.
Starting from where you are in developing future strategies.
Mixing established & evolving methods targeted at results tailored to your specific goals.
That the rigorous development of methods in social science can assist in understanding and evaluating aspects of the complex world that we live in. That the appropriate use of methods applied in context of real world situations can provide better evidence of real outcomes for people and assist in policy and service development more effectively than mechanised and proceduralised approaches. The goal is to facilitate learning and development that delivers social impact and real outcomes for organisations, people and their families through better utilisation of resources.
Lisl Klein founded the Bayswater Institute in 1990. Before that she was Senior Social Scientist in the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations and Social Sciences Adviser to Esso Petroleum Company.
Lisl was accepted into the Academy of Social Sciences in February 2010.
She passed away peacefully on 11th December, 2015.