Anne Conzemius

Anne's professional interests stem from her early studies of psychology - from a BS in Criminal Psychology to MS Degrees in Educational and Organizational Psychology - her fascination centers around what drives people to do what they do. Motivation, leadership, teamwork and communication all play into fueling Anne's curiosity and expertise.  Her career path has been a reflection of these interests.  She has held positions as a school psychologist, Director of Employee Development and Training, and Assistant to the State Superintendent of WI's Department of Public Instruction.

Anne is co-author with Jan O'Neill of three books, Building Shared Responsibility for Student Learning, The Handbook for SMART School Teams, and The Power of SMART Goals. She co-developed with Jan one of QLD's classic and longest selling products, "Making Meaning Through Measurement." In her role as co-founder of QLD, she helps develop QLD's training and coaching, designs new programs and products, and serves on QLD's Board of Directors. In the field she is a keynote speaker, a S.M.A.R.T. coach, and a lead consultant for long-term clients 

On a personal note, she'd rather build forts and sand castles with her two grandsons than just about anything else.

 

Recommended Reading: 

How to Think like Leonardo da Vinci  by Michael Gelb

The Art of Possibility (2000) Rosamund Stone and Benjamin Zander. Penguin Books.