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[[File:Barry_Taylor2.jpeg|300px|left|frame|Barry Taylor in January 2022]]


Has published two books:
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An outline of what is involved in ‘being inspired’, and setting up and establishing a project.
An outline of what is involved in ‘being inspired’, and setting up and establishing a project.
[[File:Barry_Taylor2.jpeg|300px|left|frame|Barry Taylor in January 2022]]


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Revision as of 19:32, 17 July 2022

He lives in Glastonbury.

Barry Taylor

Has an MA in Engineering from Oxford University and has been a Relate Counsellor.

Has spent 17 years in the City of London as Director and Managing Director of an Export Finance House, and since then has been a self-employed management consultant and company director.

Has been involved in all aspects of starting and running small and medium sized companies and charities - and has worked extensively with individuals, helping them to decide upon and plan their future careers.

Has been the co-founder, chair, treasurer or trustee of many charities and not-for-profit companies including:

London Marriage Guidance Council

Wessex Counselling Services

[Glastonbury Trust]

Isle of Avalon Foundation

[Library of Avalon]

[Chalice Well Trust]

[Pilgrim Reception Centre]

[Glaston Centre]

Barry Taylor in January 2022

Has published two books:

[A Pilgrim in Glastonbury – 2010 Abbey Press – ISBN 0-9533203-6-7]

Experience of being 'Called to Glastonbury' and working with projects in this town.

[Creating Spiritually Inspired Projects – 2015 - New Generation Publishing ISBN 978-1-78507-208-6]

An outline of what is involved in ‘being inspired’, and setting up and establishing a project.

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