My name is Lori Webb. I am a female enigma. Easy and yet difficult to understand, place or define. Such can be life and so am I.
I have a diverse educational, professional and personal background.
Throughout my 40 plus years, I have performed-through dance, sports, theatre, film, fashion, radio, education, music and communication. I have created-through my writing, choreographing, composing, conceptualizing, designing, entrepreneurship, videoproductions, cooking and sewing. I have crafted events for small groups (less than 5) to large groups (up to 3, 000). And as unbelievable as it may seem that is just the tip of the iceberg….
I hold a M.S. in Information Technology (Design,Communication and Media Studies) and a B.A. in Theatre and English. I have certified training as a Edward de Bono Focus on Facilitation Creativity Facilitator; a GymKids Trainer; and a National Association of Interpretation Guide with a pending Interpretive Training and Interpretive Instructor credential.
I am American by birth but, have lived in Europe (London, Paris and Copenhagen) for half of my life. Most of that half, being spend in Copenhagen where I still live with my family.
June 19, 2007 at 1:03 pm
Hello Lori,
I was impressed yesterday when we met, and also today visiting your website. You have a strong motivation/ drive to know how things work and to talk to people. As e teacher of Experience economy I think it’s fascinating material, allthough I think that the best things in live are authentic experiences in itself. According to me this depends much from your personal perception, related to your background: intellectuals search for authentiity and new thrills off the beaten track, rather than people from a lower edcucation level, who more often seem to follow main stream trends, and experience wellknown activities…
June 20, 2007 at 2:35 am
Hi Marie Ange,
I am now safely back in Copenhagen after a whirlwind 36 hours trip your lovely country. I really enjoyed meeting you and I appreciate you taking the time to check out the blog and write me a comment. More on my trip and my thoughts on authentic experience later today.
Lori,
the experientist