Jonathan Sandys
Leadership Speaker

Shoya Zichy is a globally known author and speaker who focuses on team building, leadership, sales, women's initiatives, career development, and establishing a coaching culture via dynamic, humorous, and practical seminars. She also teaches at New York University as an adjunct professor.
Merrill Lynch, UBS, ABN Amro, Northern Trust, Prudential, the US Treasury, the Pennsylvania Government, and Effat University in Saudi Arabia are among her clients. Fortune, Newsday, Barron's, the Chicago Sun-Times, Washington Post, Memphis RSVP, US 1, and CNN have all covered her work.
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National Security Analyst at ClarionProject.org; Adjunct Professor of Terrorism
Senior Fellow in the Transatlantic Relations Program of the Atlantic Council in Washington DC; Senior Advisor to the Institut de Relations Internationales Stratégiques et in Paris
Author & Executive Director of the Center for Government Insights at Deloitte
Author of The Power of Ritual, Co-Founder of Sacred Design Lab, Nearness and the Harry Potter and the Sacred Text Podcast
Director of Health and Welfare Studies, Cato Institute