speech of chairman sir
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Ladies & Gentlemen, Very Good Morning to all of you! It gives me immense pleasure to extend a warm welcome to you all to the 54th Annual General Meeting of your company. ... Before I speak to you about the performance of your company, let me briefly highlight the economic scenario in which your Company is operating.
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WHICH YEAR MAN BRO..
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I have to tell you that at this moment I am extremely nervous and quite literally shaking in my shoes. I don't see myself as an orator and so the next few minutes could be a bit of an ordeal for me... but hopefully not for you. I would dearly love to be able to speak and to hold an audience like a certain gentleman who spoke with great authority and held the audience in the palm of his hand at a meeting I was chairing. When afterwards I asked him for a copy of his notes so that we could prepare a press release, he handed me a bus ticket with some key phrases written on the back of it.
On the other hand, I do find it difficult sticking to a prepared script. As one of my former drama teachers succinctly put it: "O'Neill, if you want to write your own play then please do so but in the meantime, the author's own words will suffice for the rest of us!" So ladies and gentlemen of the press, who have a copy of this speech in front of them, there is not a prize for spotting how many times I deviate from the original!
Acting on the advice of others, I started to plan this speech some time ago. However, this final version is quite different to the first. There are at least two major reasons for that. One is that what I wish to say is so interlinked that my original compartmentalized approach just didn't work. The other is that changes in education continue as fast and furious as ever, with government "initiatives", for want of a better word, continuing unabated - but more of that later.
What I wish to say is based upon our Conference theme, "Privileged and Trusted", but, even with the risk of being called yet another "whingeing teacher", there will be an element of "Pressurized and Traumatized" in there.
Some years ago now, I was privileged to be part of a group of educationalists who went from Leicestershire to the Saarland, our twinned area in Germany. In the town hall in SaarbrËcken there is a wonderful stained glass window which depicts the three pillars of society. These are a Lawyer to bring a structure and order to society; a Physician to ensure the healthy continuation of society and a Teacher to ensure the continued development of that society. That is the privileged position of everyone engaged in education.
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