| Jerry
Eppler |
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Over thirty years experience as a teacher, coach, consultant and designer of award-winning curricula |
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Successful graduate-level professor and international consultant |
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PhD in Counseling Psychology; Post -graduate work at Harvard University |
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Dr.
Jerry Eppler specializes in coaching, training, mentoring,
and developing high-performance management teams. Dr. Eppler
focuses on coaching and developing executives individually
and as leaders and members of teams. His goal is to help individuals
and organizations optimize and sustain superior performance.
He is also the principal presenter of “Executive Excellence:
A Seminar in Personal and Professional Effectiveness”
which receives rave reviews from business leaders worldwide.
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Dr.
Eppler was the Civilian Dean of Training for the U.S. Army’s
Organizational Effectiveness program, a fully accredited graduate
program which trained officers to be internal management consultants
army wide.
Prior to the end of the Cold War, Dr. Eppler was a guest lecturer
and consultant at the business school of the University of Saint
Petersburg, Russia. While there he conducted management seminars
and coached the senior executives of the university. He has
also been a consultant to the Minister of Economics of Estonia
He serves clients in Canada, Australia, Europe and Central and
South America as well as the United States. |
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| Dr. Eppler
is the author or reviewer of many articles and books on communication
and high performance. He has been a featured guest on television
shows and at national conferences. During his tenure on the
American Management Association faculty for the prestigious
President’s Association training and the Executive Effectiveness
Program, he was one of their highest ranked presenters. |
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| Dr.
Eppler is a Michigan State University fellow with a doctorate
from Arizona State University. He has completed post-doctoral
work at Harvard University in the Organizational Effectiveness
Executive Program. He has been on the graduate faculties of
University of California at Santa Barbara, Pepperdine University,
Chapman University, University of Puget Sound and University
of Northern Colorado. |
