My
company made the decision to change that tune for me, and now I can say I have
been to Europe.
My
review-
It
was dark and soggy.
Thank
you very much, good night!
All
right, I suppose more context and details are in order.
The
trip came about from being part of the Global Risk Management team that led to
an impromptu dance performance on the New York Thruway in the fall. Follow up meetings sending me back to New Hampshire
in December didn’t place a significant enough amount of winter travel fear into
my system.
Therefore the team was sent
to conduct training at corporate headquarters at Solna, Sweden in January. Representatives from that office came there
for the class as well as other Swedish sites. Representatives from locations in France, Germany,
and Turkey also came. (I think…the name tags listed by the town of the site they
worked at not the country. Sorry Miss Intille, my World Geography skills have
waned.)
Placed
into this international and travel experienced gang, my blending skills, while marginally
better than Peru, were not going to win me any awards yet again.
This
travelogue doesn’t feature my family like all the others do, although many of
our clan's trips should have involved more risk assessments.
Therefore here’s an introduction to this new to the blog cast of characters from the merry risk managing band:
Jim,
our fearless leader based in New Hampshire, who took over from our former
fearless leader that set up the trip to Sweden and then left the company. I wish I'd thought of that.
Kerry
from Medical Affairs, reminding all of us that there is a patient on the other end of our devices, based in Colorado.
Karin,
on the German Standards committee, based in (obviously) Germany.
Lars,
on the international Standards committee, based in Solna.
New destination, same system: the index is below with links going live as they post each week.
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