Reg Revans
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The field of organisational development and the idea of action learning, was pioneered by Professor Reg Revans. A scientist by training, he made a major contribution to the education of children and adults. Also an Olympic athlete, he represented England, at the 1928 Summer Games in athletics. Many have been influenced by his work and, as a result of his ideas and processes, they were in turn, able to develop and contribute to our world. By any standard, Reg was a remarkable man.
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