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| "Janet Gino has broken the barriers in communication.
She understands visual images, words, hand movements,
body language and how symbols react on different
audiences to produce different results. What makes
one group happy can distress another. If you want to
create communications that simply convey your message,
then Janet Gino offers this unique skill set that can unify
your workforce with a simplicity built from analysis
of complexities." |
| Sue Guthrie, Managing Director, WordLink (England) |
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| “I wanted to thank you for the stimulating
workshop you conducted with the
Korean educators. This field was
completely new to them and a real
eye-opener. You are a real model
for them.” |
Jeanette Hershman, Course Manager,
Mount Carmel Training Center (Israel) |
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| "The course that you provide in our community center is unique since it is addresses the child’s
ability to "read" an image, and as a result, find it easier to read and comprehend texts.
This method of teaching is not usually practiced [taught] in school where the child is being
taught to read in an automatic manner without really decoding the imagery behind the text.
Your course contributed to me as a teacher and contributed to the students themselves. Thanks
to your course I am beginning to feel that there is a change and progress (slow but noticeable)
in the reading process itself, in understanding text, in developing critical-thinking skills, and in
using the imagination.
I wish you continued success in this area. The group and I have enjoyed working with you
very much." |
| Shlavi Ahalam, Ramot Remez Community Center (Israel) |
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| “Last year Tanzania was announced among 10 best countries for investment reforms. Regarding the
perception of participants in the workshop, there is no doubt that most participants enjoyed the subject matter.
This was because the subject is a new phenomenon in Tanzania but yet very easy subject to grasp.
Visual communication occupies more than 75% of our daily life. The subject matter was well perceived by
participants, and they still use the knowledge in real life. Me, personally, I apply it very often, especially the
creative thinking skills.” |
| Beatrice Chonjo, Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC), Director of Administration and Finance (Tanzania) |
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| "The seminar was a real eye opener.
The concept of small businesses reaching
out to the customers as opposed to the
customers coming to you, made the
participants realise that the target market
can be expanded easily if only one looks
at the various ways in which products can
be marketed." |
Susan Njoba,
Manager-Corporate
Services,
Investment Promotion Centre (Kenya) |
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| “Janet led an educational project for teenage girls. The project was very successful due to her
dedication and perseverance. Janet has excellent interpersonal skills. She is an effective
communicator, professional, and creative.” |
Tami Isokov, Coordinator, Alternative Learning Activities for Youth
from the Ural Mountains, FSU (Israel) |
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| “I wanted to congratulate you on the excellent session that you facilitated for our delegates.
They seemed to enjoy and benefit from it. Your ratings in the delegate feedback were
outstanding — well done.” |
| Wendy Kahn, Coordinator, He’atid (South Africa) |
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| “Our students keep talking and asking
about you. Many of them have
progressed in their ventures and others
have picked up new high paying jobs
after your training.
You really passed your marketing skills
to them and they will never forget.” |
James Achanyi-Fontem, President,
Cameroon Link (Cameroon) |
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| “We were very pleased that your lecture about ‘Visual Literacy’ was so similar to our early
childhood education in Korea. Thank you for your passionate lecture.” |
| Han Kyung-Ja, President of Kindergarten of Korea United Association (Korea) |
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