Maurice B. Brown, President

For more than two decades, Mr. Brown has been a consultant in management and organization development. He has conducted hundreds of workshops and has trained thousands of managers and supervisors in effective personnel management practices. In addition to providing consulting services to public and private sector organizations, Mr. Brown has published several articles on counseling skills and creating a motivational climate. Also, as an adjunct faculty member, Mr. Brown has taught graduate and undergraduate courses in psychology and management for National University, Pepperdine University and Chapman College. He has an undergraduate degree in Psychology and an M.A. in Human Resources Management.

Robert E. Arganbright, Senior Associate

Robert Arganbright has over twenty years experience as an organizational development consultant and trainer. He got his start in this field while serving in the United States Navy, working as a Race Relations Trainer and Human Resource Management Specialist. He has an undergraduate degree in Human Behavior and an MBA with an emphasis on organizational development. Mr. Arganbright has worked with a wide variety of client organizations in both the private and public sector with consistently positive results. He is an exceptionally high energy person with a contagious enthusiasm that makes every one of his workshops a memorable experience. His sensitivity to participants and their individual needs is often mentioned in post workshop critiques. While well grounded in the theories of modern management, Mr. Arganbright takes great pains to ensure that actual skills are developed and practiced in his training sessions.

Sharon Lieder, Senior Associate

Sharon has over twenty years experience in the field of training and organization development. She brings a special skill of linking training to the strategic goals of the organization. Her management positions at TRW, UCLA, UC San Diego, and General Dynamics, provided her with an in-depth knowledge of business issues. In two of her positions, she started up the training function as well as designed and delivered the management and supervisory programs.

Sharon is a feedback consultant with the Center for Creative Leadership where she works with the Leadership Development Program, the Entrepreneurial Leadership Program, and Foundations of Leadership.

Sharon is also adjunct faculty for the Management Development Center at San Diego State University and the Total Quality Certificate Program at United States International University. She is past chapter president and assistant regional director for the American Society for Training and Development.

Charles J. (Chuck) Fierro

Chuck has well over 25 years experience training in various areas including management, supervision and interpersonal relations.  During his past 17 years, he has focused his attention on matters relating to civil rights.  He is an accomplished speaker and trainer on matters such as prevention of sexual harassment, working in a multicultural environment, and cultural diversity.

After retiring from the armed forces and while living in San Diego, Chuck served as General Manager for a construction company, a Corporate Executive of a San Diego based corporation, and business owner.  He retired from the Federal Government in August 2003.  During his Government career, he served the in the area of personnel and civil rights.  Most of his Federal Government years were in civil rights having served as Director of three multi-state regions, and at the National level in Washington, DC. 

Chuck is a certified mediator and has a 98% long-range success rate in mediating workplace conflicts.

Chuck received his undergraduate degree in Human Resources Management, and his Masters degree in Public Administration with emphasis in Industrial Relations.  He graduated Magna Cum Laude and Class Valedictorian.

 

 

 

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