Max Schupbach, Ph.D. Please see his website maxfxx.net further information.

Phone: 503-905-6061
max@maxfxx.net

Max Schupbach, Ph.D. is a founding member of many Processwork groups, including the original group in Zurich, and co-founder of many of its training programs. In the last 10 years, his main focus has been to apply Worldwork within organizational settings, and to use Worldwork in the areas of international collaboration and conflict resolution. On this path, Max has consulted and facilitated organizations and groups worldwide, including: Fortune 100 corporations such as IBM and PricewaterhouseCoopers, NGO's such as Caritas, executive committees of political parties, various government agencies, Native American and Australian Aboriginal Communities, a self-help organization for Sex workers in Australia, an anarchist squatter group in Europe under siege of the police, and prison groups with inmates, administrators, and guards in Japan, Europe, the USA, and Australia. He has facilitated numerous open town forums (eg. in Switzerland 2003, between punks, addicts, business owners, the police and city officials, which was acclaimed by the Swiss Media as a breakthrough), live-in communities such as Findhorn in Scotland and Co-housing groups worldwide.

He coaches individual, public, and organizational leaders and leadership teams, including US politicians, industry leaders, and NGO directors, and was recently elected keynote speaker for an international conference on the topic of business, science and ethics, together with prominent leaders for alternative business models such as Hazel Henderson, and the former president of Poland, Lech Walensa.

Max, together with his partner Ellen and Stanford Siver, founded the Deep Democracy Institute in 2006, www.deepdemocracyinstitute.org, a globlal leadership thinktank that creates Worlwork Leadership Programs. Today, DDI has training programs in Palestine, the Ukraine, Sierra Leone. Next year, DDI will start a program for Europe out of Amsterdam, one for Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia out of Hanoi, and one for Kenya, Sudan, Somalia, and Uganda, centered in Nairobi, Kenya.