Sandra (Sandy) Shullman, Ph.D. has had a distinguished career
working with senior executives and executive teams in a wide
range of national and multi-national organizations such as
PricewaterhouseCoopers, BP, Deutsche Bank, Lafarge,
Siemens, UBS, Nationwide, BankOneChase, and Ingersoll
Rand.
In addition to over fifteen years as President of an
organizational and behavioral healthcare firm, Dr. Shullman
served as Director of Managerial Effectiveness Programs at the
Center for Creative Leadership, where she led major projects
involving performance management and executive and
managerial effectiveness.
She is currently Managing Partner of the Columbus office of the
Executive Development Group, a small international leadership
development and consulting firm, with offices in Greensboro,
North Carolina, Houston, Texas, Columbus, Ohio and London,
England. In this role, she directs large scale executive
coaching, executive education and development projects for
national and multinational client organizations.
She has degrees from Dickinson College, Harvard University,
and a Ph.D. in counseling psychology with organizational
emphasis from The Ohio State University. She was awarded a
fellowship at the Center for Creative Leadership and was a
Kathryn Sisson Phillips fellow of the National Association for
Women Deans, Administrators and Counselors.
In addition to her previous leadership role at the Center for
Creative Leadership, Sandy served as part of the Ohio State
University administration and was formerly co-founder and
senior partner of Organizational Horizons, Inc., a regionally
based consulting firm. She also served as Senior Consultant
and Director of Research for a management consulting
organization in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Sandy has chaired the Work Group on Executive Coaching for
the American Psychological Association, and she currently
serves as a member of the APA's Board of Directors. She is an
APA Fellow and was recently honored for her contributions to
organizational practice in her field.
Dr. Shullman currently serves as a graduate faculty member for
the Diversity Management Program in the Psychology
Department at Cleveland State University. She is also a
member of the Duke University Corporate Education academic
and global learning network and has lectured for over fifteen
years for the John Glenn School of Public Management at The
Ohio State University. She has been involved in assessment-
for-development and executive coaching work since 1976 and
has worked with managers and leaders from many parts of the
world in both U.S. and international locations.
Sandy has co-authored Performance Appraisal on the Line, an
early groundbreaking book about assessing performance with
multiple raters and is currently under contract for a book on the
development of executive coaches. She has written
extensively throughout her career on timely workplace and
leadership issues. |