Because several of the folks who regularly attend my classes and lectures have been asking what I am reading these days, here's a list!
Currently Reading
Grant
(Ron Chernow, 2017)
Named one of the 10 Best Books of 2017 by The New York Times Book Review, a portrait of U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant whose administration is considered the most scandal-ridden and corrupt in American history. When Grant ran for re-election in 1872, his own Republican Party refused to select him as its candidate - and the Democrats wanted him out of office so badly they backed the Republican candidate rather than select one of their own. Nonetheless, Grant was so popular that he won by a landslide - and the scandals and corruption continued and intensified during his second term.
Recently Read
(Paul Collins, 2011)
(Helen Rappaport, 2018)
(Benjamin Carter Hett, 2018)
(Madeleine Albright, 2018)
Kevin P. Dincher
Kevin has a 40-year track record that includes organization and strategic consulting with non-profits, both big and small, as well as small family-owned business and Fortune 500 global technology companies. His experience also includes work in education, counseling psychology and crisis management, program and operations management, nonprofit management and consulting, and human resources and education.
Although Kevin currently works primarily as an organization development consultant, one of the things that energizes him is learning new things and sharing what he learns - and not just career-related things about organizational change and development. Kevin creates exciting and enriching educational opportunities for adults that incorporate psychology, philosophy, history, historical anthropology and more—with a perspective that “everything’s related.”
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