Marilyn
Paul, Ph.D. is an organization and
management consultant skilled in facilitation,
organizational diagnosis, systems thinking, leadership
development, organizational learning and coaching.
Among her skills is the ability to facilitate
new perspectives and original solutions to persistent
problems. She has a special ability in combining
a focus on results with attention to individual
growth and team development.
Over
the past twenty-five years, Marilyn has worked
with people on many different organizational levels
from executive teams to the shop floor in manufacturing
settings. She has worked to create high-performing
multicultural organizations for six years as a
senior consultant with Kaleel Jamison Consulting
Group, facilitate dialogues with Dialogos, a world
leader in bringing dialogue to organizations,
and strengthen labor-management relations through
Workplace Systems, Inc.
Marilyn
has a Ph.D. from the Yale School of Organization
and Management and an M.B.A. from Cornell. She
is the author of the recent book, It’s
Hard to Make a Difference When You Can’t
Find Your Keys, NY: Viking Compass, 2003.
Her current research focuses on helping people
in organizations manage time and workload with
greater awareness and clearer intention.
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David
Peter Stroh was a founding partner
of Innovation Associates, the pioneering consulting
firm in the area of organizational learning. His
expertise lies in visionary planning, leadership
development, systems thinking, organization design,
and change management. Clients acknowledge him
for his ability to integrate diverse thinking,
people and organizations; clarify the essential
challenges facing them;rekindle motivation; and
establish strong relationships with both individuals
and organizations based on his caring, knowledge
and professional approach.
David is well known throughout the organization
development profession as an author and speaker.
He is a charter member of the Society for Organizational
Learning and a Fellow with the Conflict Management
Group. David was a National Science Foundation
Fellow at MIT, where he earned an M.A. in City
Planning. He also graduated summa cum laude with
degrees in Civil Engineering and Urban Studies
from the University of Michigan.
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