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In 1982 I was invited by Brian Wolfson, chairman of a commission set up by the British Institute of Management for defining what might be done to develop their educational policies, to let him have any ideas that might help with the task he had taken on. It was gratifying for me to read in the Wolfson Report some time later that action learning was among its recommendations.

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