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Peter Dams, Ph.D., is a professional performance improvement and change consultant and adjunct associate professor at Western Michigan University.
Peter serves client organizations across southwest Michigan and is a frequent speaker on practical applications of systems thinking in large and small organizations. Dr. Dams (rhymes with the German composer 'Brahms') studied behavioral sciences at the University of North Texas where he received a Master of Science degree. At UNT, he was elected into the Who is Who in American Colleges and Universities and inducted into the Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for International Scholars. He received a doctorate in Applied Behavioral Science from Western Michigan University with specialization in Organizational Behavior Management and Behavioral Systems Analysis. Consensus BuilderMost importantly, Peter is a good listener and an effective communicator who knows how to build consensus within your organization. Rather than imposing a solution from outside, he helps you and your team find practical solutions and develop workable plans from within.Peter brings to the table a unique skill set: As former architect, he helps clients develop the big picture while at the same time keeping in mind the details of plan adoption and execution. He leads clients seamlessly from the big-picture stage of visioning to action plans that guide daily operations. Community InvolvementPeter is a lifetime member of the International Society for Performance Improvement (ISPI), as well as a member of the Organizational Behavior Management Network (OBM Network) and the Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI), where he served on the Executive Council.Peter is past chair of the Public Policy Council and Ambassadors of the Kalamazoo Regional Chamber of Commerce. He regularly presents on organizational systems theory at Western Michigan University's Nonprofit Leadership program and recently was invited to conduct symposia and faculty workshops on systems thinking and its application. |
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