DecisionWise Adds 3 Key Consultants to Its Team
Jun 2, 2017
Management consulting and assessment firm, DecisionWise, announced today that three key individuals were added to their consulting leadership team. Joining DecisionWise are Christian Nielson, Principal Consultant, Dan Deka, Senior Consultant and Executive Coach, and Dr. Geri Marshal, Consultant and Clinical Psychologist.
Springville, United States - June 2, 2017 /PressCable/ —
SPRINGVILLE, UTAH, USA—Management consulting and assessment firm, DecisionWise, announced today that three key individuals have been added to their consulting leadership team. Joining DecisionWise are Christian Nielson as a Principal Consultant, Dan Deka as a Senior Consultant and Executive Coach, and Dr. Geri Marshal as a Consultant and Clinical Psychologist.
Christian Nielson will lead a consulting team focused on leadership and organizational development. He and his team will partner with client organizations to identify unique improvement opportunities and bring about meaningful change. Nielson’s consulting experience includes working in the People & Change advisory practice of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), and as a Sr. Organizational Development Consultant for Intermountain Healthcare. Christian has an MBA with an emphasis in Organizational Behavior and Human Resources from the Marriott School of Management at Brigham Young University.
Dan Deka is responsible for partnering with individuals, teams, and organizations to help them design experiences that illuminate leadership potential and improve employee engagement. Deka received his B.A. from Loyola Marymount University and his M.B.A. from San Diego State University. Dan is also a Certified Executive Coach from Georgetown University. His 20-year career in Human Resources includes positions with Packard Bell, Wells Fargo, Capital One, RealNetworks, Micron Technologies, and most recently as the Manager of Organizational Development for a global non-profit.
Also joining the DecisionWise senior consulting team is Geri Marshall. Dr. Marshall blends nearly three decades of leadership experience with a Ph.D in Clinical Psychology to create a coaching style that is personal, professional, and well-grounded in experience. Marshall’s business career began in 1986 when she established a medical practice specializing in mental health treatment for families. In 2003, Dr. Marshall took on the leadership of multidisciplinary teams of professionals within a growing mental health organization. She took an active role in bringing assessment and consultation to all layers of management within the company.
“These three highly-qualified individuals bring broad experiences and best practices to the DecisionWise consulting team,” said DecisionWise CEO, Dr. Tracy Maylett. “The addition of these organization development experts will help us respond to the growing number of client requests to not only measure employee engagement, but to assist with interventions that improve organization and individual leadership effectiveness.” Nielson, Deka, and Marshall joined the DecisionWise team of survey assessment consultants, industrial/organizational psychologists, psychometricians, and survey technologists in late May, and have been working directly with client teams since that time.
DecisionWise is a management and assessment consulting firm specializing in leadership and organization development using surveys, feedback, coaching and training. DecisionWise services include employee engagement surveys, 360-degree feedback, leadership coaching, talent assessment, and organization development. With a primary mission to “Transform the Employee Experience,” DecisionWise was founded in 1996, and is privately held. With offices in the United States, DecisionWise operates in over 70 countries and conducts surveys in over 30 languages.
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