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About Robin Peter Zander
Robin Peter Zander is a best-selling author, strategist, and performance coach. With a diverse background ranging from management consulting to the circus, he has spent his life working with individuals and organizations to maximize potential.
Robin is the founder of Spring Space, an org transformation and coaching agency, which helps individuals improve performance. He is the founder of the Responsive Conference, which convenes annually to innovate on the Future of Work, and hosts several summits and retreats throughout the year. He also runs "Robin's Café" - a Responsive café in the heart of the Mission District in San Francisco.
As a self-taught performer, Robin has performed on national stages, including with the San Francisco Opera. Robin presents internationally on emergent leadership and the future of work including recent engagements at Stanford University, Brown University, Kaiser Permanente, and Singularity University's Exponential Medicine.
Through his podcast, The Robin Zander Show, he interviews exceptional performers from areas as diverse as the arts, technology, and healthcare to understand how individuals and organizations can accelerate performance.
Learn more at http://robinpzander.com/blog
Robin is the founder of Spring Space, an org transformation and coaching agency, which helps individuals improve performance. He is the founder of the Responsive Conference, which convenes annually to innovate on the Future of Work, and hosts several summits and retreats throughout the year. He also runs "Robin's Café" - a Responsive café in the heart of the Mission District in San Francisco.
As a self-taught performer, Robin has performed on national stages, including with the San Francisco Opera. Robin presents internationally on emergent leadership and the future of work including recent engagements at Stanford University, Brown University, Kaiser Permanente, and Singularity University's Exponential Medicine.
Through his podcast, The Robin Zander Show, he interviews exceptional performers from areas as diverse as the arts, technology, and healthcare to understand how individuals and organizations can accelerate performance.
Learn more at http://robinpzander.com/blog
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