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Former International Advisory Committee Members

Served 2005 - February 28, 2010 Bronwyn Bowery-Ireland (Australia) is an experienced businesswoman, company director, manager, corporate coach, trainer and facilitator who has worked with companies to support them in meeting their challenges over many years. She has a strong understanding both of business principles and adult learning principles. This together with her deep knowledge and experience of the coaching process make her a powerful agent of change. More about Bronwyn Bowery-Ireland.
Served 2005 - February 28, 2010 Laurence S. Lyons (Larry) (United Kingdom) has coached hundreds of senior and high-potential executives. Job titles of the very many individuals Larry has coached include CEO, CFO, COO, regional and divisional board members, as well as high-potential fast-track middle-managers. Larry excels in situations which are strategically challenging and politically sensitive, and in cases where accurate feedback may not be available. Larry specialises in the introduction, design and implementation of large-scale executive coaching and change management programs. More about Larry Lyons.
Served 2005 - 2008 Maya Hu-Chan (United States/China/Taiwan) is an international management consultant, executive coach, speaker, and leadership development educator. She specializes in global leadership, executive coaching, and cross-cultural business skills. Harvard Business School has chosen her book "Global Leadership: The Next Generation" to be one of the Working Knowledge recommended books. This book was translated and published in Chinese. More about Maya Hu-Chan.
Served 2005 - 2008 Philippe Rosinski (Belgium) is an expert in executive coaching, team coaching, and global leadership development, sought after by leading international corporations. His international corporate clients include Unilever, Chubb Insurance, Baxter Healthcare and IBM. He is the author of Coaching Across Cultures (Nicholas Brealey Publishing/Intercultural Press, 2003) and his pioneering work in bringing the crucial intercultural dimension into the practice of coaching has won him worldwide acclaim. More about Philippe Rosinski.
Served 2005 John Whitmore (United Kingdom) was born in 1937 into a rural wartime childhood. He was educated at Eton College, Sandhurst Royal Military Academy, and Cirencester Agricultural College before becoming a professional racing driver. He won both British and European Saloon Car Championships and was a member of the Le Mans winning Ford Works team. He retired in 1966 to run a large agribusiness, and was a director of a Ford Main Dealership and a Design Company. He obtained an instrument rating and commercial pilot's license. More about John Whitmore.
Served 2005 Niran Jiang (Australia) as an innovative marketer, holistic strategist and dedicated coach, utilizes her multi-perspective frameworks and depth-mining processes to boost performance in people and organization. She consults, trains and coaches executives and entrepreneurs in the area of strategy, innovation and growth, to accelerate results and achieve successes. Her tools have proved to be especially effective for helping businesses thrive through hard times, such as economic downturns, fierce competition and chaotic changes. More about Niran Jiang.
Served 2005 Vijay Govindarajan (United States), known as VG, is the Earl C. Daum 1924 Professor of International Business and the Founding Director of the William F. Achtmeyer Center for Global Leadership at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. He is also the Faculty Director for the Tuck Global Leadership 2020 Program. For two consecutive years, the Wall Street Journal ranked Tuck as the number one business school in the world and the number two school for strategy. VG's area of expertise is strategy, with particular emphasis on strategic innovation, industry transformation, and global strategy and organization. More about VG.