Bill Pasmore
NYC and Greensboro, New York, USA
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Bill Pasmore holds the position of Professor of Practice at Teachers College, Columbia University, in which he helps link scholarship in the field of organization development & leadership to practice. He teaches in the College’s doctoral and masters degree programs and conducts research in leadership and organizational change.
Bill is also Senior Vice President at the Center for Creative Leadership with responsibilities for the organization’s global organizational leadership business. Before that, he was a senior partner with the New York-based consulting firm, Oliver Wyman Delta Consulting, and prior to that, a tenured full professor in the School of Management at Case Western Reserve University.
As a thought leader in the field of organization development, he has published twenty-five books and numerous articles, including Developing a Leadership Strategy, Designing Effective Organizations, Creating Strategic Change, Research in Organization Change and Development, and Relationships that Enable Enterprise Change. His latest is Leading Continuous Change: Navigating Churn in the Real World, to be published by Berrett Koehler in August of 2015.
He resides in New York with his wife, Mary and is the proud father of two young professional women pursuing careers in social media marketing and consulting.
Bill holds a BS in Aeronautical Engineering/Industrial Management and a Ph.D. in Administrative Sciences, both from Purdue University.
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