Amy Elizabeth Fox, MA, is chief executive officer and
cofounder of Mobius Executive Leadership, a premier consulting
company that emphasizes personal transformation and organizational
culture change. She leads trainings for executive teams
in Fortune 500 companies focusing on issues of communication,
team building, negotiation, and strategic planning. Her
recent clients include American Management Systems, Standard
and Poors, Merrill Lynch, Capital One, Selective Insurance,
Wachovia Inc., and Johnson and Johnson Pharmaceutical.
Fox serves as the program director of the Rockwood Fund’s
Leadership Training Program for Public Interest Professionals,
a national effort to bring leading technologies in organizational
development to the public interest sector. She is also
one of the directing managers of the Center for Meaningful
Leadership, which specializes in training and coaching
women leaders. She is certified as an executive coach in
the area of Emotional Intelligence by Hay/McBer and Associates,
and as a trainer in the System for Analyzing Verbal Interaction
by SAVI® Communications.
Previously, Fox was the director of training and organizational
development for Wellspace Inc., a health care start-up
and served as the associate director of the National Religious
Partnership for the Environment, an educational initiative
headed by Vice President Al Gore and Carl Sagan.
A psychotherapist who is affiliated with Cambridge Health
Associates, she received her bachelor’s degree from
Wesleyan University and her master’s degree in counseling
psychology from Lesley College. Fox also serves as a Literary
Scout for David Black Agency in New York City.
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