New Entrants
David T. McMahan
Ph.D.
Executive Chair
Global Listening Centre.
Professor at Missouri Western State University
Past President National Communication Association
Delegate, American Council of Learned Societies
Lesley Andrew
Ph.D. RN, RHV
Director (Healthcare)
Global Listening Centre.
Senior lecturer with Edith Cowan University.Perth Australia
Katie R. Place
Ph.D.
Director (Academia)
Global Listening Centre.
Professor of Strategic Communication at Quinnipiac University.
Cher McGillivray
PhD, MPsych(ClinPsych), GDipPsySc, GDipPsych, MAPS
Director (Academic)
Global Listening Centre.
Assistant Professor Psychology Department/Faculty of Society and Design Bond University . Australia.
Listening Legend Awardees 2022 - 2023
Hon Franz Manderson, Cert Hon, JP
Professor Chennupati Jagadish AC
Dr. Marshall Goldsmith
Professor Steven A. Beebe, Ph.D.
Professor Michael W. Purdy, Ph.D.
We thank the Ministry of Education, Government of Cayman Islands for collaborating with Global Listening Centre for announcing the Top 25 Outstanding Women Listeners in the World 2023.
Awards Committee 2023
Chair
Karl Ekdahl
Ph.D, MD, DTM&H
Director (HealthCare Listening)
Global Listening Centre.
Head of Public Health Capacity and Communication,
European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control
David T. McMahan
Ph.D.
Executive Chair
Global Listening Centre.
Professor at Missouri Western State University
Past President National Communication Association
Delegate, American Council of Learned Societies
Donna L Halper
, Ph.D.
Hon’ble Director (Media Ecology)
Global Listening Centre.
Assoc. Prof. : Lesley University, Cambridge MA.
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PYTHAGORAS INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR
Daniel Levy
International Pianist & Educator
Presents
PYTHAGORAS INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR – DELPHI
9th-10th-11th of May 2020 / Hotel Amalia DELPHI GREECE
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Listening: the forgotten power as a key to solve conflicts