OptionBridge Speakers for Your Event The team at OptionBridge has been engaging, entertaining, and educating both large and small audiences on topics of managing in the real world, negotiating for success and relationships, and more for many years. From keynote addresses to intimate discussion forums, we are able to convey our passion for our topics, our knowledge, and our experience in ways that excite and add value to your gathering. An Introduction to OptionBridge Professional Speakers Albie Davis: Albie is a creative, entertaining, and original speaker who consistently surprises, amuses, and educates. A prolific author in the field of management and conflict, Albie loves to put on her hat and become Mary Parker Follett (1868-1933), author of The New State, Creative Experience and Dynamic Administration, to share insights, wisdom and experience from the woman Peter Drucker called "The Prophet of Management." Invite Albie, in her guise as Ms. Follett, to speak on conflict, power, liquid leadership, diversity, the big picture,and/or a topic of your choosing at your next meeting. Learn more (PDF download). Moshe Cohen: Moshe, a real rocket scientist with degrees from MIT and Boston University, is a man of three citizenships, many languages, and lecturer of leadership and negotiation at Boston University Graduate School of Management, who left the world of aeronautical engineering to devote himself to exploring the universe of negotiation and conflict management. Moshe's experiences along the way include negotiating life with one car, a wife, four children, many airports, and a sense of humor that leaves his OptionBridge partners wondering what's in that amazing brain of his. Invite Moshe to speak on any topic related to negotiation and he will keep you awake and wanting more even after a heavy dinner! Jane Zirlis: Jane gave up the big city life of New York to live where she enjoys learning lessons about people from nature. A management consultant and facilitator since 1985 who has worked in the U.S., Europe, Japan, and the Caribbean, Jane specializes in the planning and implementation of corporate and organizational initiatives. Her "Management Lessons from a Beekeeper" is a witty and insightful exploration into behaviors and needs in the workplace, with stories about queen bees, worker bees, drones, star performers of the bee kingdom, and bees that leave the hive. She may even create some buzz about how other animal behavior has implications for us in the workplace.
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