Matt M. Starcevich, Ph.D.
Founder and CEO, Center for
Coaching & Mentoring
Matt began his career as an Assistant Professor of Management at
The University of Notre Dame. After three years of teaching and research, his interest in
the application of individual and group theory led him to positions as the Director of
Organization Development for G. D. Searle, Phillips Petroleum, and Rexnord. With both
theoretical and practical experience he has, since 1978, consulted with both large and
small corporations, school systems and non-profit organizations including:
- Federal Express
- Koch Industries
- Chevron
- Boy Scouts of America
- FAA
- Exxon
- Amoco
- Pacific Gas and Electric
- Bank of Montreal
- Bell Canada
- Phillips Petroleum
- Kaiser Permanente
- Williams Companies
- Dow Brands
- Ameritech
- Nova SE University
- Monsanto
- Boeing.
Matt enjoys facilitating leadership and team building workshops.
He also enjoys designing unique and specialized learning experiences such as outdoor
experiential learning, simulations, customized video productions, and case studies.
Central to his work is simplifying the complex arena of individual and group research and
theory in an understandable, practical, and useable manner.
Matt has published articles in The Journal of Applied
Psychology, Personnel Psychology, Human Resource Planning, American
Society for Training and Development (ASTD) and Hospital Progress. He has
written four books:
- Introduction To Business: A Systems Approach,
- The Coach: Creating Partnerships For A Competitive Edge,
- Teamwork: We Have Met The Enemy And They Are Us, and,
- Win-Win Partnerships: Be On The Leading Edge With Synergistic
Coaching.
- Mentoring Partner's Handbook
A highly effective speaker, he is a frequent presenter at the
International American Society For Training and Development. Matt has a doctoral degree
from The University of Oklahoma, a Masters In Business Administration for Northern
Illinois University, and A Bachelor's degree in Economics from Western Illinois
University. He is listed in Who's Who in the Southwest, Who's Who in Science, and received
ASTD's Organization Development Practitioner of The Year Award in 1989.
Matt and his wife Judy live in Grand Lake, Oklahoma. He enjoys
golfing, boating, hunting, motorcycling, training and showing dogs.
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