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Steve Beck

April 22, 1962 - March 22, 2019

Remembering Steve, our colleague and friend. Remembering Steve, our colleague and friend. Steve joined QA almost four years ago and built a reputation as a great Learning Programme Director, specialising in developing PPM learning programmes and supporting clients to realise their capability improvement strategies. Feedback from his learners was tremendously positive, his energy and experience was present in all his interactions with our clients. Steve’s ability to engage with a client and take time to truly understand their objectives resulted in many successful long term client relationships. He will be sorely missed by all his colleagues, especially those he worked closely with in The Learning Consultancy and PPM community. Steve was diagnosed with a terminal condition just two weeks ago and doctors thought that he had a little more time. His death has therefore come as a real shock to his family. We are in touch with his wife Jackie – offering our support to her and her three children at this terrible time. At the request of Steve's family any donations to be kindly made to Help for Heroes - https://herofunds.helpforheroes.org.uk/In-Memory/stephenjbeck

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Peter Ballard 2019-04-02 18:39:13 wrote:

My lasting memory of Steve was an evening spent in Ping Pong restaurant beside St Katherine’s Dock. As ever in Steve’s company the time passed easily and comfortably. After he had acquainted me with art of maximising value from his favourite menu we settled into an engaging conversation about his fervour for Triathlon excellence. I learned so much without knowing I was being tutored. But more than the mechanics of shaving minutes off a swim, ride, and run I saw Steve’s real passion, his family. Typical of Steve he spoke little of himself and all about Chris, Nicole, and Danny. How mum pulled it all together and not of his achievements. A gentleman who will be sorely missed.

Peter Ballard 2019-04-02 18:39:13 wrote: My lasting memory of Steve was an evening spent in Ping Pong restaurant beside St Katherine’s Dock. As ever in Steve’s company the time passed easily and comfortably. After he had acquainted me with art of maximising value from his favourite menu we settled into an engaging conversation about his fervour for Triathlon excellence. I learned so much without knowing I was being tutored. But more than the mechanics of shaving minutes off a swim, ride, and run I saw Steve’s real passion, his family. Typical of Steve he spoke little of himself and all about Chris, Nicole, and Danny. How mum pulled it all together and not of his achievements. A gentleman who will be sorely missed.

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