Michael J. Goldberg
Michael Goldberg works with teams and organizations around the
world. He leads trainings, seminars and
retreats and he facilitates meetings of work groups. He teaches and writes about the
Enneagram system of personality
types. He speaks to many professional groups and trains trainers of the
system.
He
is the author of the bestselling
The 9 Ways of Working, which
brings the Enneagram to business, and which has been translated into Spanish,
Korean, Chinese and German. The American Management Association's official
newsletter Getting Results calls 9 Ways "practical and immediately
useful." The Canadian Manager calls the book "clear, concise and
easy to follow" and recommends readers "Keep it right on your desk!"
Clients include Motorola, VLSI Technology, the Central Intelligence
Agency, the Internal Revenue Service, World Travel BTI, Philips Electronics, Los Angeles City College, Pima College, St. Francis Medical
Center, Community Memorial Hospital (Ventura, CA), Farmers Insurance,
Wells Fargo and many smaller companies
and non-profit agencies in North America, Europe and Africa.
His original Enneagram work has been widely recognized including articles in
New York Newsday; Cosmopolitan; World Business; Fast Company; Organizational
Research/Management Science Today; the International Personnel Management
Association News; Personnel Psychology, Incentive, Sales and Marketing
Management; Human Resource Executive and Men's Health. He has
been featured on CNN and in an hour-long interview on the Fox News Channel and internationally
in the Manchester Guardian, the London Daily Mail, the Scotsman,
the Sowetan, the Australian Broadcasting Company, and on the BBC.
Michael teaches at The
Professional School of Psychology in Sacramento, CA. He has taught on
the faculty of graduate schools of management, psychology and law. He has taught
for Esalen Institute and the U.S. government's Western Management Development
Center for senior executives. An attorney and certified mediator, he has mediated hundreds
of disputes, including large-scale community controversies. Michael was
a longtime Chairman of the Board of Emperor's College of Oriental Medicine,
one of the oldest and largest acupuncture schools in the U.S., and
he has been a board member and Director of Programs for GREX, the professional
group relations society. He was on the committee that created the first
International Enneagram Conference at Stanford University.
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