Do people look forward to meeting with you? | David Gilman | TEDxCMSV

David Gilman, a speaker and consultant who has worked with large firms such as Deloitte, PwC, BD and UBS, presents a TEDx talk on how people can become more successful personally and professionally, whatever their role or level. He draws on his psychology degree and his past work as a manager of training, learning and development at firms including GE, Merrill and Prudential. His stated focus is helping others be more successful. The talk was given at an independently organized TEDx event and is framed around the question of whether people look forward to being with you. Gilman's consulting work has included engagements with both very large firms and small firms of about 30 people. The talk is presented as practical guidance on interpersonal success.

• Practical guidance on personal and professional success at any career level
• Draws on a psychology degree and experience in training and learning and development
• Built around the question: do people look forward to being with you?
• Speaker has consulted for large firms and smaller companies

David's TEDx talk will help people personally and professionally achieve success no matter what role or level they are at in life. David applies his Psychology degree from the Mount even today. Previously a Manager of Training, Learning and Development at firms such as GE, Merrill and Prudential, David went into consulting and has served some of the world's largest firms, including Deloitte, PwC, BD, and UBS, each for over 100 days, and also firms of just 30 people. David’s focus is “helping others be more successful,” whatever their role or level. For the last 20 years, whenever someone asks David for his aspirations, he includes doing a TED talk. His TEDx talk will help people personally and professionally achieve success in "Do people look forward to being with you?" David met his wife during an internship while a student at Mount Saint Vincent, has two daughters, and lives in CT. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx