iOpener CEO Jessica Pryce-Jones provides top tips on how to think on your feet, from stalling techniques to what to say, and how you can learn this skill

iOpener CEO Jessica Pryce-Jones explains how to talk people round in this article in the Financial Times. To view on the Financial Times website please see the link below. Note the FT requires registration. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/5af1a3f2-f5e5-11e0-bcc2-00144feab49a.html#axzz1b1eokqS7

In the business world being nice is vastly underrated, as iOpener and iOpener Institute CEO Jessica Pryce-Jones explains in The Times

Press release. Intriguing new data from iOpener reveals the effect the recession has had on productivity levels in the workplace - by analysing the output of the happiest and unhappiest employees.

iOpener CEO Jessica Pryce-Jones presented ‘Being Happy at Work’ – An Idea Worth Spreading, at TedGlobal 2010, Oxford. Her talk focused on iOpener's research into the link between productivity and happiness at work.

iOpener have been announced as the winner of Mansell's 'Supply Chain Partner of the Year'. iOpener have helped Mansell develop their behavioural safety programme 'Make Safety Personal'. Mansell have just been named the 'Contractor of the Year for Health and Safety' in construction industry awards - a futher feather in the cap for the work iOpener put in.