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Founder Bio
Steve Krieger is an
organizational effectiveness consultant and founding principal of VisionPoint
Consulting Team, Inc. Since 1989, VisionPoint has helped many organizations
enhance their results by building organizational capacity and maximizing
individual talent. Steve specializes in developing high performance teams
and organizations; competency and experiential-based leadership development
programs; and partnership based coaching skills for managers. He is an
expert at facilitating experiential-based learning as a management and
organizational development tool and is adept in working with companies
to establish, reinforce, and/or change their organizational culture.
Prior to founding VisionPoint Consulting Team, Mr. Krieger was an internal
Management and Organizational Development Consultant with Syntex Laboratories
(a California-based pharmaceutical company) and Pacific Gas & Electric
Company (PG&E). In these positions, he designed and facilitated management
and executive development programs. While at PG&E, Steve developed all
aspects of the company's full scale Outdoor Leadership Training Program,
which included the design and construction of the acclaimed Challenge
Ropes Course.
Mr. Krieger's instructor certifications include Human Synergistics Feedback
Instrumentation, McBer & Company's Organization Improvement Program (OIP),
Management Research Group's Management Effectiveness Analysis (MEA), and
Situational Leadership Materials. He is licensed to facilitate and distribute
numerous experiential programs including: Change of Course, Gold of
the Desert KingsŪ, Promises, Promises!™, and Excelleron™. Steve also
co-authored and published the internationally acclaimed management team
building simulation "Whitewater."
Mr. Krieger received his Master's degree in Organizational Behavior and
Management from California American University. He also holds a Bachelor
of Science degree in Human Resource Management from San Francisco State
University, and an Associates degree in Civil Engineering from Westchester
College