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David C Winegar
David C Winegar is an author, trainer, coach, speaker, and applied neuroscience advocate who travels the world helping organizations and individuals to achieve more through a bette...mehr sehenDavid C Winegar is an author, trainer, coach, speaker, and applied neuroscience advocate who travels the world helping organizations and individuals to achieve more through a better understanding of human behavior. His work has taken him to four continents, coaching 1 000s of people from over 70 countries.
Before getting his MBA in organizational behavior and eBusiness from the University of Pittsburgh, he had a diverse work background including; working at the Smithsonian Institution's American History Museum, at the National Archives of the United States of America as a top-secret records declassification expert, and an international teacher of history and geography in Helsinki, Finland.
Since receiving his MBA in 1995, he has been in no less than six tech start-up companies, 3 in the US and 3 in Finland, including a forerunner to Twitter and one of the first mobile email services. For the last 11 years, he has been running his organizational development and coaching consulting firm, Absolute-North Ltd., which uses the latest psychological and neuroscience research to develop people. He has developed an experiential learning method called Artificial Experience Building, which uses neuroscience-backed research to better commit learning to long-term memory.
David's work has been in a broad spectrum of industries, everything from mobile gaming, and SAS companies, to industrial equipment, shipping, and machinery.
He lives in Helsinki, Finland, with his wife Satu, son Tomas, and his French Briard dog Leo.weniger sehen
Bücher von David C Winegar
Brainsights: Use neuroscience to live, love and lead a better life. B/W Economy ed. Brainsights: Use neuroscience to live, love and lead a better life. B/W Economy ed. Bewertung: 0 von 5 Sternen0 Bewertungen