Jerry Glover, PhD, is a cultural anthropologist who has worked in consulting, research, and education projects around the globe. He is an associate of Trompenaars Hampden-Turner, consulting on client projects in transcultural competence and eLearning development.
Dr. Glover is a board member of the International Society for Change and Development and a peer review editor for the Organizational Development Journal. He has been a faculty member of the graduate program in organizational change at Hawaii Pacific University for 27 years. He earned his doctoral degree in cultural anthropology from the University of Florida in 1981.
Dr. Glover's professional career includes working as a consultant on 150 change and development initiatives, including corporations, governments, and professional applications such as education, health care, military, tourism, and economic development. He has developed initiatives for transcultural competence education and training in locations such as Fiji, New Zealand, Hawaii, the Bahamas, Europe, and North America. He has conducted extensive research on organizational culture, culture change, and cultural dilemmas in sociocultural encounters.
Harris L. Friedman, PhD, consults domestically and internationally with organizations and has built a number of mental health and health care companies. He also has worked as a clinical psychologist in diverse settings. He received his doctorate in clinical psychology from Georgia State University, and is certified in both organizational and business consulting psychology, as well as in clinical psychology, from the American Board of Professional Psychology.
Dr. Friedman retired as an emeritus professor of psychology at Saybrook University and research professor of psychology at University of Florida, but he continues to research and write extensively on a wide variety of topics in psychology and related fields. His writing includes numerous articles on organizational culture, cultural dilemmas, and adaptive leadership.
He is a Fellow of APA, senior editor of the International Journal of Transpersonal Studies, and associate editor of The Humanistic Psychologist. His most recent coedited books are The Praeger Handbook of Social Justice and Psychology, Volumes 1–3 (2014) and The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Transpersonal Psychology (2013).
