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Steve Brigham
Senior Associate
Kaludis Consulting Group
Steve Brigham
is a senior associate for the Kaludis Consulting Group (KCG). Steve serves as a consultant
for the Strategy Group at KCG primarily on planning and organizational assessment
projects. Prior to joining the staff of KCG, he served as a senior associate in the
consulting firm, Group Decision Support Systems (GDSS). His work included projects in
strategic planning, executive team facilitation, leadership development process redesign,
and electronic meeting facilitation. He also led an internal team that facilitated
strategic planning for GDSS.
From 1993-1997, Steve
served as director of the Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) Project at the American
Association for Higher Education (AAHE). He developed and managed a national network of
more than 100 campus directors of quality improvement and advised dozens of campuses on
CQI strategy and resources. He also moderated a two-year, national on-line discussion
group for 800 CQI practitioners in higher education. The capstone of his work at AAHE was
the development of a series of 5-day Summer Academies for several dozen college leadership
teams meeting on retreat to develop campus-wide student learning initiatives.
Steve has a special
passion for vision and strategy development using large stakeholder conferences (60-300
people) to advance planning initiatives, having worked with more than a dozen clients in
such efforts. He has also edited several books on quality improvement and has published
articles in Change, Planning in Higher Education, Organization Development Journal, and the Society for Organizational Learning: Reflections
Journal. He has also served as an examiner for the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality
Award education pilot project in 1994 and 1995.
Steve was named as one of
higher education’s 50 future leaders by Change
magazine in 1997. He has presented at conferences held by AAHE, the American Council on
Education, the Council of Independent Colleges, the American Association of Medical
Colleges, the Society for College an University Planning, and the American Assembly of
Colleges and Schools of Business.
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