A licensed
psychologist with business experience, David has been
a trusted advisor to hundreds of leaders during more
than two decades as an executive coach.
Adept at delivering frank advice with humor and kindness,
David helps tough-minded, talented leaders improve their
skills and performance by collaborating on existing work
issues. He can apply his experience and knowledge almost
immediately to a leader’s unique needs without
adding to the leader’s already full plate. Competent
in supporting both organizational and individual development,
he adds special value during leadership transitions,
both by reducing the costs of mistakes that executives
might make and by speeding their shift into new roles
and responsibilities.
David has taught and consulted on
three continents in finance, media, academia, professional
services, health care, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications,
and information technology. He has published in a variety
of professional journals and books and has lectured to
business audiences around the country. He leads an annual
pro bono Leaders’ Circle for
executive directors of nonprofit organizations.
David received a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the
University of Georgia and a B.A. in psychology from Furman
University in Greenville, South Carolina. He has taught
organizational development at Georgetown University and
psychology and technical management at the University of
Maryland. |