Ian Rodwell
About Ian Rodwell
Ian Rodwell serves as the Head of Client Knowhow Services at Linklaters LLP, where he has worked for 17 years. He specializes in organizational storytelling, coaching, and training, and has delivered masterclasses globally while conducting doctoral research on liminal space.
Work at Linklaters
Ian Rodwell has been serving as the Head of Client Knowhow Services at Linklaters LLP since 2007. In this role, he focuses on enhancing client engagement through innovative learning solutions. His responsibilities include delivering masterclasses globally and advising clients on the design of offsites and overarching learning programs. Rodwell's extensive experience in this position spans over 17 years, during which he has contributed to the firm's commitment to client education and knowledge sharing.
Education and Expertise
Ian Rodwell is currently undertaking doctoral research that investigates the role of liminal space in organizational storytelling. His academic pursuits complement his professional expertise, which includes coaching and training. He is an experienced coach trained by Lane4 and Moller PSF Group, providing coaching assignments both within Linklaters and to external clients. His training focuses on business skills such as knowledge exploitation, collaboration, and motivational leadership.
Background
Rodwell has a diverse background that includes collaboration with various institutions. He has worked with the Guildhall School of Music and Drama to conduct workshops that utilize jazz improvisation as a method to explore collaboration. This interdisciplinary approach highlights his commitment to innovative learning techniques and the application of creative processes in business settings.
Achievements
Ian Rodwell has made significant contributions to the field of organizational learning and development. He co-designed a business board game with the Henley Forum, which emphasizes the challenges and rewards of effective teamwork. Additionally, he regularly chairs and speaks at industry conferences, sharing his insights and research interests with a broader audience. His research and findings are also disseminated through his blog at www.liminalnarratives.com.