Bridget Grenville-Cleave (MBA, MAPP, FCCA) is one of a handful of psychologists in Europe to have an MSc in Applied Positive Psychology from the University of East London, UK, where she specialised in the well-being of professional people. Bridget has 20 years experience in business, specialising in organisational and personal change. Her company, Workmad Ltd …

Giselle Nicholson Timmerman, MAPP ’06, has over nine years of experience working as a strategy consultant and leadership coach in the Americas, Europe, and Middle East. As a graduate of the world’s first Masters in Positive Psychology class, Giselle has pioneered the application of positive psychology to strategy, leadership, and organizations. She has seen the …

Iris Marie Bloom, MAPP ’07, is a poet, peace and justice activist, massage therapist and safety/self-defense instructor. Iris is secretly happiest when she’s out sailing or just hangin’ out with loved ones, human and canine.             PPND articles by Iris are here.    

Nicholas Hall, MAPP ’06, is the manager of the Stanford University Graduate School of Business Behavioral Lab. He consults on worker satisfaction and engagement, and sits on the advisory board of Omnirisk Management Tools. His research work focuses on work satisfaction, character strengths, and positive psychology, and is published in the Journal of Organizational Behavior. …

Senia Maymin, Ph.D., is the coauthor of Profit from the Positive (McGraw-Hill, 2013).  Maymin has been featured in the media—including PBS’s This Emotional Life, Business Week, Public Radio International, and USA Today—primarily for her work as a positive psychology executive coach.  When entrepreneurs and executives seek far-reaching productivity improvements, they call on Maymin as an executive coach and …