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1. OPHANews E-Bulletin - January 2008
opha.on.ca/news/ebulletin/Jan0 - [Cached]Published on: 1/1/2008 Last Visited: 7/21/2008
The workshop was facilitated by Gerry Smith, Vice-President of Organizational Health and Training at Warren-Shepell. -
2. Executive Leadership-WarrenShepell
www.warrenshepell.com/WCMS/EN- - [Cached]Published on: 12/5/2007 Last Visited: 12/5/2007
Gerry Smith
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Gerry Smith, PH.B., S.T.L.
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Gerry is responsible for the creation and delivery of leading-edge programs that prevent and address workplace violence, trauma and stress and enhance organizational health and effectiveness.After spending eight years as a priest and four years as a counsellor with an EAP provider in Scotland, Gerry joined WarrenShepell as a counsellor in 1994.As the leader of WarrenShepells safe@work program, Gerry offers consultation on zero tolerance of violence in the workplace.He is also co-founder of the WarrenShepell Research Group.Gerry is often published in Benefits Canada, Benefits & Pension Monitor and the Canadian HR Reporter and penned one of 2000s top HR bestsellers, Work Rage.A well-known face on TV, he frequently provides his expertise on national and local television programs.
Gerry holds degrees in Philosophy, Theology and Counselling Psychology from Romes Gregorian University and is a certified member of the National Community Crisis Response Team through the National Organization For Victim Assistance (NOVA) in Washington, D.C. -
3. Executive Leadership-WarrenShepell
www.warrenshepell.com/WCMS/EN- - [Cached]Published on: 12/5/2007 Last Visited: 12/5/2007
Gerry Smith
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Gerry Smith, PH.B., S.T.L.
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Gerry is responsible for the creation and delivery of leading-edge programs that prevent and address workplace violence, trauma and stress and enhance organizational health and effectiveness.After spending eight years as a priest and four years as a counsellor with an EAP provider in Scotland, Gerry joined WarrenShepell as a counsellor in 1994.As the leader of WarrenShepells safe@work program, Gerry offers consultation on zero tolerance of violence in the workplace.He is also co-founder of the WarrenShepell Research Group.Gerry is often published in Benefits Canada, Benefits & Pension Monitor and the Canadian HR Reporter and penned one of 2000s top HR bestsellers, Work Rage.A well-known face on TV, he frequently provides his expertise on national and local television programs.
Gerry holds degrees in Philosophy, Theology and Counselling Psychology from Romes Gregorian University and is a certified member of the National Community Crisis Response Team through the National Organization For Victim Assistance (NOVA) in Washington, D.C.
