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Maynard Brusman

Working Resources
55 New Montgomery St, Suite 505
San Francisco, California 94105
Phone: 415-546-1252
Fax: 415-721-7322
Email: mbrusman [at] workingresources [dot] com
Web: http://www.workingresources.com



 
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About Maynard Brusman:

Working Resources is a boutique Strategic Talent Management, and Executive Coaching Firm Helping Companies and Law Firms Assess, Select, Coach and Retain Emotionally Intelligent People; Succession Management; Competency Modeling; Performance-Based Interviewing and Selection; Multi-Rater 360-Degree Feedback; Career Coaching; Change Management; Corporate Culture Surveys and Executive Coaching.

Dr. Maynard Brusman

Consulting Psychologist, Executive Coach and Trusted Advisor to Senior Leaders at Companies and Law Firms

Professional Biography

Dr. Maynard Brusman is the president of Working Resources – a transformational leadership consulting, talent management, and executive coaching firm. He is a full professor in counseling psychology in the Northern Arizona University Statewide Education Program where he has taught summer courses in self-management and career development. As an instructor in the U.C. Davis Extension Human Resource Development and Management Certificate Program, he taught interpersonal skills and techniques. While a post-doctoral fellow in Psychological Services at U.C. San Diego, he developed and directed the stress and wellness clinic.

Maynard is currently an instructor for The College of Executive Coaching, where he teaches “How to Use Assessments in Coaching”. He specializes in offering customized individual and organizational collaborative consultation services and workshops on hiring, coaching and retaining emotionally intelligent people; executive selection and assessment; emotional intelligience-based interviewing and selection; multi-rater 360-degree feedback; interpersonal skills; career development; change management; and executive coaching. He specializes in working with attorneys and law firms. For over twenty years, Dr. Brusman has trained and coached hundreds of people in companies, law firms, health care organizations and educational institutions. He facilitates leadership retreats nationally and in Costa Rica.

At Working Resources our mission is to help our clients assess, select, coach and retain high performing people. We specialize in creating a great culture and values fit between individuals and organizations where high-level commitment and high performance thrive.

Among the organizations he has conducted workshops or provided coaching for are Accenture, Accounting Solutions, Army Corp of Engineers, American Express, Aramark, CAMICO Mutual Insurance, Chevron, CopTech West, Dolby, Executive Renaissance Forums, Faricy & Roen LLP, Fenwick and West LLP, Hanson & Bridgett LLP, Hitachi America, Internal Revenue Service, James River Corporation, Kaiser Aluminum, Kimpton Hotel and Restaurant Group, Marin General Hospital, McCutcheon, Doyle, Brown and Anderson LLP, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, RINA Accountancy, Royal Bank of Scotland, Skylonda Health Retreat, State Compensation Insurance Fund, Smith & Hawken, Sybase, and Zomax.

Dr. Brusman has been chosen as an expert to appear on KTVU FOX, Brian Banmiller “On the Money” discussing “Surviving And Thriving after Corporate Downsizing”... KGO ABC, “Bay Area Focus” discussing “Getting Fired”... KALW 91.7 Information Radio discussing Workplace Problems and Solutions... KFRC Radio Magic 61 “In the Medicine Cabinet” discussing Stress and Your Heart... K101 Radio, “Blue in the Morning” discussing How to Cope with the Stress of the Gulf War... and was quoted in the articles, “Surviving When You Get The Ax”, in the San Francisco Chronicle, “Driven To Distraction - Are Your Bad Habits Driving People Crazy?”, in Business Start Ups magazine, “Successful Strategies for Holiday Job Hunters”, in The Wall Street Journal National Business Employment Weekly, “How To Cut Interruptions, Get Work Done”  in Investor's Business Daily. “How to Get Job Stress Under Control” on MSNBC, “Downsizing at Work May Hurt Your Health” in CBS Health Watch, and “Betrayed at Work” in Fast Company.

Dr. Brusman is a member of the American Psychological Association, American Society for Training and Development, Bay Area Association of Applied Psychologists, Bay Area Organization Development Network, California State Psychological Association, Institute of Management Consultants, the International Coach Federation, Marin Coaches Alliance, the Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychology, the Northern California Human Resources Association, the Professional Coaches & Mentors Association, and San Francisco Coaches.

Articles:

How to Grow Your Future-Focus - You Can See Forever

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To become a better leader, or to be seen as a high-potential leader, spend more time in the future. At some point, a future focus will permeate your thinking and saturate your communications.

3 Ways to Grow Your Future-Focus

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I was mesmerized by Steve Job’s biography. I was fascinated by his focus and passion. Mr. Job’s complex personality motivated him to achieve greatness. Steve Job’s creativity and genius for creating products that invent the future is so inspiring. Oh Wow!

Developing Future Focus - Sparking Energy for What Really Matters

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I could not put Steve Job’s biography down. I found it so fascinating because of his focus and passion, and the intense drive in his personality that motivated him to achieve greatness. Steve Job’s creativity and genius for creating products that invent the future is so inspiring. Oh Wow!

How Leaders Develop Future Focus - How Far Can You See?

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Do you look beyond what’s in front of you — especially when daily tasks take up so much time and energy? How do you become future-oriented and still handle day-to-day challenges?

Future Focus - What People Want from Leaders

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Some leaders are naturally future-oriented; many others excel as executors or talent managers.Still others shine at getting things done and making things happen; others bring out the best in people.

Focus on the Future - How to Be More Forward-Looking

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Focusing on the future sets leaders apart. The capacity to imagine and articulate exciting future possibilities is a defining competency — perhaps the most important one, next to honesty.

Inside the Mind at Work – Facilitating Progress and Dealing with Setbacks

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When leaders focus on small wins and facilitate progress, employees will find the energy and drive required to perform optimally.

Inside the Mind at Work – What Really Motivates Us?

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Question for Discussion – How important is managing for progress?

Inside the Mind at Work - Manage for Progress

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As any fan of The Office can attest, negative managerial behavior severely affects employees’ work lives.

Generational Clash Points - Issues You Can’t Ignore

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The different generations represented in the workplace have different strengths that must be wisely managed to minimize conflict and ensure that everyone is fully engaged.

Categories:
Change Management, Coaching, Conflict Resolution, Decision Making, Human Resources, Innovation/Creativity, Leadership, Organization Development, Problem Solving, Recruitment, Speaking, Team Building, Training, Communications, Motivation, Stress Management, Marketing
 
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