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With clients across the US and internationally, Jack’s work spans 3 decades and over industries. He works with leaders in Fortune 500, medium sized, start-up, non-profit and government organizations as well as with high-growth and economically challenged communities. Jack’s work draws from his books that focus on community, organization, and personal development, including Collaborative Creativity, Accidental Conversations, Project Zen, Appreciative Leadership, Mountain Paths, and Conscious Becoming. Jack’s work with leaders and organizations focuses on issues including strategic planning, executive and life coaching, project management coaching, leadership development, organization development, board effectiveness, innovation management, and social network development. His community engagement work that focuses on community development and capacity building is inspired by world-wide practice methodologies such as Open Space Technology, A Small Group, World Cafe, and Appreciative Inquiry. Jack’s undergraduate degree is from John Carroll University (1974) and graduate degree from Goddard College, Vermont (1980). In his early training in his 20's, he was mentored by the pioneers in American, European, and Japanese models of personal growth and development. He continues teaching and curriculum design with undergraduate, graduate, and post-doctorate programs in colleges and universities including Kent State University, Vanderbilt University, and UC Berkeley. Jack is a mentor with the Robert Wood Johnson Executive Nurse Fellows Program and acts as content and process expert to other national consulting firms including the Cobalt Group, the Capacity Institute, and the Rallus Group. Jack has written for local and national publications including Smart Business and Projects@Work magazines and he has been quoted in Entrepreneur Magazine and Harvard Business Review. He continues to coach and mentor writers and book self-publishers. Jack Ricchiuto / rik-'u-to Jack's coordinates Phone 216.373.7475 (EST) Websites DesigningLife Blogs Personal Interests Travel, writing, cooking, photography, music & the arts, meditation, yoga, tai chi, golf, new technologies, design, intentional communities |