Talk:Steve Tappin
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I removed this link from the "External links" section, but it appears to be a reliable source so I'm posting it here if anybody wants to use it to cite the article.
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Hello, I'm Randall and I've been tasked with updating this page for Steve Tappin.
I know Steve personally, as a friend. I understand that I am not able to edit based on COI - therefore is it possible for me to post here the changes requested, and have someone verify them?
I am not the author of the changes requested - these have come from Steve directly.
Apologies if this isn't the right forum and I look forward to your feedback. Fuzzsoth (talk) 22:23, 14 October 2023 (UTC)
- Thank you, Fuzzsoth. Please go ahead and propose your suggestions here in the usual way. Edwardx (talk) 23:35, 18 October 2023 (UTC)
- Hi, Edward, thanks for this.
- The original edit I had proposed is at: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Steve_Tappin&oldid=1180172415 I'm only working on the initial sections for now, in order to learn and gain experience.
- As user Bojo has helpfully pointed out, I have a COI here as I know Steve personally. I don't really understand the COI declaration though!
- Text is:
- {
- Stephen Elliot Tappin (born 5th September 1966), is a British Leadership Coach and Global CEO Confidant with over 30 years worth of experience advising CEOs and their boards, as well as Chairmen of some of the world’s leading companies.
- Tappin is CEO of Beyond Unity, a global Leadership Consultancy firm, co-Author of The Awareness Code, published by Bloomsbury [ref], and The Secrets of CEOs [ref], foreword by Richard Branson.
- Tappin is also an expert on China and a trusted Confidant to both Chinese leaders and Western companies in China [ref]. He also co-authored Dream to Last - Secrets of Chinese CEOs. [ref]
- He was the host of the BBC television series CEO Guru [ref], where he interviewed CEOs of the largest and fastest growing companies such as GE’s Jeff Immelt, Virgins Richard Branson, WPP’s Martin Sorrell, Mckinsey’s Global Managing Partner Dominic Barton, China Mr Guo from Foscun, Whole Foods' John Mackey, Unilever’s Paul Polman and Qantas' Alan Joyce over six series.
- Tappin’s highest calling has always been centered around helping CEOs and leaders of the world’s leading companies transform themselves and their companies.
- Originally based in London, Tappin now splits his time between the UK and Australia.
- Early life
- Tappin was born to British parents Sylvia and David in Harrogate on 5th September 1966.
- He is the eldest of his two siblings. He attended Harrogate Grammar school, professionally qualified as an Accountant before earning an MBA from Cranfield University, UK.
- References - can't paste them, please see proposed edit link above
- }
- User bojo has noted that I can't use promotional materials and that the referenced "Tappin is an expert on China" is a no-go and also the "Tappin's highest calling" etc is a no-go. Could I rewrite the first as:
- "Tappin is regarded as an expert on Chinese business management and has been referred to as a confidant by [ref]"
- Is the CEO Guru section OK? It is factual...
- I understand that I need to replace the "highest calling" sentence as this is an opinion and not factual/referencable. Fuzzsoth (talk) 10:08, 24 October 2023 (UTC)