I have been helping people accomplish their goals and change their lives for over 30 years. My work has been based on the belief that the potential exists in every person to create their lives in successful and fulfilling ways.

I come to my coaching relationships with highly developed skills for listening and enabling people to identify, pursue and achieve their goals. As a coach, I have worked with executives from Fortune 500 companies, professionals, including physicians, attorneys and clergy. My clients have included a broad span of people seeking to achieve new levels of satisfaction and effectiveness in their careers and personal lives. I am sought as a mentor and supervisor to many developing and accomplished professionals.

My training with Mentor Coach and Coachville enhanced my formal education, a bachelor’s degree in philosophy and a master's degree from Princeton Seminary where I focused my study in the area of personal development and relationships. My doctoral work focused upon the principles, methods and behaviors used to resolve conflicts among groups, families and even corporate executive teams. I am a fellow in the AAPC and an affiliate professor at Christian Theological Seminary, teaching skills in human relations. I am a Charter Member of the International Association of Coaches and a Member Coach of the International Coach Federation.

I live with my wife, Anna Marie, in Indianapolis. We have three grown children. My interests include music, the outdoors and community involvement. Travel to new and different places and meeting new people are a great source of enjoyment for me and Anna Marie.