Dr. Liz Goldenberg is an expert in the field of Social and Organizational Behavior.

Liz received her PhD in Emotional Intelligence and Motivation Science from the

University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Sydney Australia. During her Doctoral candidature, Liz was invited to spend several months conducting research as a Visiting Scholar at both Heidelberg University in Germany and New York University. She is an award-winning University lecturer, having taught several courses in Organizational Behavior, Personality and Social Psychology, Judgement and Decision Making, and the Psychology of Work.

 

Currently she teaches a Master's course in Management and Leadership at

New York University.

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Throughout her career, Liz has worked in a number of different industries, across

a number of countries. She has served as:

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• Communications Consultant for the United Nations (UN Women), working on the National Communications Strategy for Gender Equality in the Ukraine;

• Policy Advisor in the U.K. Ministry of Health;

• Freelance Business Consultant;

• Research Consultant at the Australian Department of Health;

• Research Associate in the Cambridge University Well-being Institute;

• Freelance Executive Coach, providing personalized leadership training sessions to a wide range of clients in the private, public and non-profit sectors.

 

The Art of Adapting has always been second nature to Liz. Born in Sydney Australia to a Filipino/Spanish mother and Ukrainian/Polish father, understanding different cultures, customs, and communication styles, and quickly adapting to changing contexts, have been skills Liz has cultivated since childhood. She looks forward to helping you (and/or your organization) to attain professional success through improving your ability to adapt – specifically, boosting your Adaptive Intelligence.