Founder of Aviv Consulting, Aviv Shahar is an international consultant, coach, author and featured speaker. He has extensive experience coaching executives and helping leaders improve their effectiveness, strategic thinking and collaboration. With clients in Europe, Canada, Mexico, Brazil and the United States, Aviv’s passion is to…

help successful leaders and teams
create and achieve their desired future.

For more than 25 years, Aviv has specialized in helping executives and managers develop their purpose and vision and realize their future aspirations. Clients that compliment Aviv most are executives deeply committed to transforming their business, and developing their people, particularly their brightest and most capable managers.

Mr. Shahar, known to many of his clients as The Collaboration Catalyst, is a recognized expert in organizational transformation and leadership, strategy, and top talent development. Aviv helps leadership teams cultivate innovation, improve collaboration and develop radical trust and performance, especially in critical situations. His experience in coaching for high-performance in critical operations was gained as a fighter pilot responsible for training other fighter pilots in the Israeli Air Force.

Aviv has worked with leaders from Hewlett-Packard, Procter & Gamble, Northrop Grumman Corp, Xerox, Emeritus Assisted Living, Honeywell, Cisco Systems, Frito-Lay Inc., Kellogg’s, WebEx Communications, Berkeley National Labs, Potlatch Corp, The Rockefeller University, US Department of Interior and the US Department of Defense. Aviv Consulting is the preferred provider for both private and public companies passionate about improvement and value creation. Aviv helps executives develop purpose-inspired and contribution-based culture focused on their most precious resources and talent.

Aviv created the “Blue Belt” top-talent development programs and the acclaimed “Emerald Keys to Success.” Aviv’s writings have been published by the Pfeiffer Annuals, The AMA Best of the Best, T+D, and The Futurist.

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