Trimtab Communications

About Trimtab Communications

A large ship moving through the ocean has great momentum. Turning the rudder changes the direction of the ship but with great effort. Turning the trimtab--a tiny rudder on the trailing edge of the main rudder--causes an initial momentum allowing the main rudder to turn with less effort in pulling the whole ship around.

Buckminster Fuller said, "When I thought about steering the course of the 'Spaceship Earth' and all of humanity, I saw most people trying to turn the boat by pushing the bow around.

"I saw that by being all the way at the tail of the ship, by just kicking my foot to one side or the other, I could create the 'low pressure' which would turn the whole ship. If ever someone wanted to write my epitaph, I would want it to say 'Call me Trimtab'."

Since 1983, the purpose of Trimtab Communications has been to act as a catalyst for individual growth resulting in increased ability to get work done and to transform relationships between people in the workplace. Through instruction, demonstration, practice, and feedback, Trimtab provides opportunity and encouragement for those changes that can ultimately make a greater difference, i.e., to create the effect of trimtab.

Kate Walker
President

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