Why use Drumculture?
Every programme Drumculture runs is executed on a sound commercial business case rationale which demands a rigorous analysis of the need for training. There has to be some operational output defined or there is no point in undertaking the project. Through its highly original approach to leadership and team development through the Mind, Body, Soul programme, Drumculture improves key aspects of attitude and behaviour in ways that lead to significantly enhanced personal and enterprise performance. We work with clients to ensure that these new skills and insights become the norm, delivering long term benefits rather than just a short term performance spike.
Unlike its many competitors in a £20 billion marketplace, all Drumculture training is delivered by consultants with proven track records as successful team leaders in a variety of physically and mentally challenging environments.
As part of our Corporate Social Responsibility objectives, we truly believe in assisting developing nations through our work with corporations and a percentage of all Drumculture profits goes towards building a sustainable community.
Facilitators
Mike Armstrong
Mike has an extremely diverse military and commercial background. He spent 17 years in the Royal Navy, working as a Nuclear Technician, Submariner, Diver, Helicopter Pilot, Flying Instructor and Special Operations Pilot, including teaching leadership at the Royal Navy Leadership School. Since 1995 he has run several successful businesses and worked as Project Manager for Richard Branson's round-the-world ballooning attempt before becoming a Director in the Virgin Group.
He has been teaching percussion for over 7 years and has been working with Drumculture for the last 3 years.
He is passionate about leadership and team building and, in particular, the way that music enhances the creative side of people, allowing them to feel more fulfilled in the workplace and become happier with their lives as a whole. |
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Jack McCarthy
Jack’s interest in West African music began while studying Law and Politics at Keele University. In 2007, after completing his degree, he made contact with Mike Armstrong and Drumculture who facilitated his first trip to The Gambia to study African Music and in 2008 he travelled again to Gambia and Guinea Conakry to further his knowledge.
He is also a skilled Latin Percussionist having studied extensively with Cuban musicians in Havana. Jack has been teaching djembe and percussion for three years, both as a private tutor and a workshop facilitator. He also works as a freelance percussionist, performing and recording with a variety of artists around the country. |
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