Company: Conteco Skills Development
Service (Pty) Ltd
Name: Hannes Du Toit
Country: South Africa
Address:
Bushbuck Hills Game Ranch
Swartruggens, Northwest Province
South Africa
Phone +2782 4428 466
E-mail: Ebisuranch@gmail.com
Website: https://contecoskill.com
Hannes Du Toit is a dedicated and passionate skills development
facilitator with a unique specialization in negotiation and conflict
management, as well as relationship-building. He is also the author of the
book Negotiation & Conflict Management "A Different Perspective, which is
available on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CKZ7T3GZ.
His professional journey has been marked by a commitment to enhancing
individuals' abilities to navigate complex interactions and foster
meaningful connections. Drawing on his expertise in negotiation and conflict
management, He guides individuals and teams in developing essential skills
for resolving disputes, finding common ground, and reaching mutually
beneficial agreements.
However, what truly sets him apart is his innovative use of equine-assisted
learning in the facilitation process. Horses, known for their sensitivity to
human emotions and non-verbal cues, serve as powerful co-facilitators in his
workshops. Through experiential activities with these majestic animals,
participants gain profound insights into trust, respect, consistency,
subtlety, patience, and resilience—core elements of effective communication
and relationship-building.
In his work, he prioritizes creating a safe and supportive environment for
growth and learning. He believes that personal development is a continuous
journey, and he is dedicated to helping individuals and organizations unlock
their full potential in the realms of negotiation, conflict resolution, and
interpersonal relationships.
His mission is to empower individuals and organizations to build stronger,
more harmonious relationships, and he is proud to accomplish this through a
unique and effective blend of skills development, equine-assisted learning,
and a profound understanding of the pillars of trust, respect, consistency,
subtlety, patience, and resilience.
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