Maureen Gough - In Memoriam
Mo Gough, the founder of Canterbury Language Training and for 17 years its Managing Director, sadly died on Sunday 4 May 2008.
CLT was stamped through with her inimitable personality: her tremendous understanding of the needs of corporate clients, her driving energy, her humour and her total conviction of the rightness of what she was doing. In a short while she built up a first-class training organisation utterly dedicated to its clients, who responded by giving incomparable feedback, and with staff who were equally dedicated to the company, and to Mo herself.
Mo had the energy, vigour and forward-looking instincts of perpetual youth. Mo is pictured here enjoying the walk along the White Cliffs of Dover, one of her favourite places. She particularly liked this photograph of herself.
For many years Mo had the close support and dedicated love of her husband David, and leaves two much-loved children Debbie and Simon and three grandchildren. All the staff at Canterbury Language Training, clients, partners and the many hundreds of participants who benefited from her training and advice over the years, will know that they have lost a dear friend and an inspiring model of professionalism and dedication.
Adapted from an obituary written by Timothy Blake, Chairman of Canterbury Language Training