
Much of my work has taken place in rapidly changing environments — not only across cultures, but often in the midst of crisis-driven change, where reading signals and anticipating likely outcomes was critical.
Over time, that led me to focus on the early signs of change, the small shifts that act as messengers long before change becomes visible, in organizations, in relationships, and more recently in the context of aging.
I speak about organizations, how they communicate with themselves and how they evolve, and about aging, and how we signal physical change, often long before we acknowledge it, and what we can do to influence those changes.
Talks focused on how we recognize what matters before it becomes obvious.
Based between the United States and Europe, and available for speaking engagements depending on location and schedule.
Organizations signal their direction long before outcomes appear through communication patterns - decision drift - subtle behavioral shifts
What the Body Tells Us: Early decline is not sudden, signals appear early, how we respond defines our future.