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Profile and Professional Biography
Dr.
Maynard Brusman is the founding principal of Working Resources,
a San Francisco-based leadership consulting and executive
coaching firm. He is a recognized leader in the fields of
psychological testing for employment screening, interviewing
and selecting emotionally intelligent people, 360 feedback
performance appraisals, managing change, resiliency, interpersonal
communication, leadership coaching, and strategic planning
for human capital development. He is frequently called upon
as a trusted advisor to senior leadership teams.
Professional Background:
Dr. Brusman is a licensed psychologist. He
earned his B.S. in Behavioral Psychology at the University
of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. He was awarded a M.A.
in Clinical Psychology, at Roosevelt University in Chicago,
Illinois, and an Ed.D. in Counseling Psychology from Northern |
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Arizona
University at Flagstaff, Arizona. As a postdoctoral fellow
in Psychological Services at the University of California,
San Diego he developed and directed the stress and wellness
clinic. |
Dr. Brusman has a coaching, counseling, and consulting practice specializing
in workplace issues. He is an instructor for The College of Executive Coaching.
As a full professor in Counseling Psychology in the Northern Arizona University
Statewide Education Program, he has taught summer courses in self-management
and career development. He works as a consulting psychologist helping leaders
and managers assess, select, coach, and retain optimistic, change resilient,
and committed people who are aligned with the company's strategic vision.
Media Involvement:
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
• "Betrayed at Work", in Fast Company
• "Get Job Stress Under Control", on MSNBC
Recent Clients:
Frequently in demand as a consultant, speaker, facilitator, and workshop
leader, Dr. Brusman's recent clients include:
American
Express
Faricy & Roen Law Firm
Internal Revenue Service
Kimpton Hotel and Restaurant Group
Rancho La Puerta International Spa
State Compensation Insurance Fund
The Law Firm of McCutcheon, Doyle, Brown and Anderson
CAMICO Mutual Insurance |
Chevron
Fenwick and West LLP
James River Corporation
Marin General Hospital
RINA Accountancy
Sybase
Zomax
Dolby |
Coptech
West
Hitachi America
Kaiser Aluminum
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Smith & Hawken
The Working Vacation
Hanson and Bridgett Law Firm |
Professional Affiliations:
Dr. Brusman is a member of the following professional associations:
• American Psychological Association
• American Society for Training and Development
• Bay Area Applied Psychologists
• Bay Area Association for Psychological Type
• Bay Area Organization Development Network
• California State Psychological Association
• The Golden Gate Chapter of ASTD
• HR Strategy Forum
• Institute of Management Consultants
• The International Coaching Federation
• International Stress Management Association
• Marin Coaching Alliance
• Marin Human Resources Forum
• Marin Psychological Association
• Northern California Human Resources Association
• Personnel Testing Council of Northern California
• Professional Coaches & Mentors Association
• San Francisco Coaches
• The Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychology
• Society of Psychologists in Management
• The San Francisco Psychological Association
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