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This copied from an NB Facebook forum.........

 

"Following on from last month’s constructive meeting in Birmingham with disabled boaters, Matthew Symonds (boating policy and engagement manager) is heading to London on 7 November to get more views about disabled boaters’ experience of boating on our waterways. If you’ve got something to say on the subject, you’ll find him at the Pirate Castle in Camden between 3.30pm and 5.30pm. If you can’t make it but would like to give your views please email matthew.symonds@canalrivertrust.org.uk. "

 

(What's an engagement manager?)

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Engagement is the latest in corporate speak. It indicates organisations that have woken up to the fact that they cannot take public awareness/support/involvement for granted and have to be much more proactive rather than just looking inwards to operational matters. (Transparency: A family member has the word in their job title)

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46 minutes ago, Mike Todd said:

Engagement is the latest in corporate speak. It indicates organisations that have woken up to the fact that they cannot take public awareness/support/involvement for granted and have to be much more proactive rather than just looking inwards to operational matters. (Transparency: A family member has the word in their job title)

There are a whole lot more to come - Prizes (not really) for anyone who can spot any of these in CRT bumf:

 

https://www.macmillandictionary.com/buzzword/recent.html

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12 minutes ago, Tanglewood said:

There are a whole lot more to come - Prizes (not really) for anyone who can spot any of these in CRT bumf:

 

https://www.macmillandictionary.com/buzzword/recent.html

They have the dates wrong on some of those. I was using ‘vapourware’ at least 10 years ago. 

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Stakeholders are of course part of the mob of villagers you see in any good Dracula film, on their way up to the castle to get Count Dracula. Others in the mob hold flaming torches to light the way, or pitchforks presumably as a sort of general weapon to use against Igor and other minions. But the stakeholders are key to the operation as their job is to impale Count Dracula. Hence the phrase "key stakeholders".

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52 minutes ago, Peter X said:

Stakeholders are of course part of the mob of villagers you see in any good Dracula film, on their way up to the castle to get Count Dracula. Others in the mob hold flaming torches to light the way, or pitchforks presumably as a sort of general weapon to use against Igor and other minions. But the stakeholders are key to the operation as their job is to impale Count Dracula. Hence the phrase "key stakeholders".

Often re-hired to play arrays of non speaking injured people in the following weeks Casualty.

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