Meeting a Collaborative Practitioner from New Zealand
By Gloria James-Civetta
Recently, I had the pleasure to host in Singapore, a collaborative practitioner from New Zealand enroute to Europe. We talked about our love for Collab work, how to bring more awareness. We exchanged and shared our views and goals. Just like Singapore, there's a small group of CP in NZ. We hope to band together groups from various countries in Asia-Pacific to see how Collab can grow. Guess what, she is now planning a trip to Vancouver! Yeah. @Kate Wiseman
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