0110 | Diana Whitney

Published on October 1, 2010. Updated on November 30th, 2023.

0110 | Diana Whitney

Diana Whitney Ph.D. is the President of Corporation for Positive Change, an international consulting firm specializing in the application of Appreciative Inquiry – the revolutionary process she helped develop and spread – to resolve the most pressing challenges of our time. In fields ranging from healthcare to education; from peace-building to business; from community development to government, Diana coaches executives and their teams in support of organization culture transformation, and strategic development.

Referenced Resources:

Appreciative Leadership

Corporation for Positive Change

Toas Institute

Appreciative Intelligence

StrengthsFinder

VIA

Relational Being

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