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Alain Bolea
Alain Bolea is a management advisor who helps organizations
integrate the necessity of “making money” and the desire to “do
the right thing” in terms of sustainability and social responsibility.
Alain works with leaders as an executive coach, and consults to
organizations on strategy and development using group
processes. He blends extensive business knowledge with a deep
sensitivity to the dynamics of human interaction.
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With more than 25 years as a business banker, consultant, international CFO and board
member of corporate and family businesses, Alain’s career spans large corporations, small
businesses and not-for-profits in sectors ranging from telecom to education. He
understands that while organizations may differ, people in groups tend to behave in
similar ways.
From 2005 to 2007, Alain served as CFO and acting COO of a $50 million Geneva-based
educational organization recently acquired by US venture company, Meritas. In 2007, Alain
resumed his full time work with Business Advisors Network which he founded in 2002.
Prior to 2002, Alain was a Managing Director of Deutsche Bank Securities in New York, in
charge of telecom financings, and oversaw a $3bn portfolio of investments in debt and
equity. In that capacity, he worked closely with the management teams of numerous
companies. He has also held positions on the boards of directors of several mid-sized
manufacturing and telecom companies.
Alain earned an MBA from the Thunderbird School of Global Management (Phoenix, AZ). He
holds an MA and a Political Science Degree from the University of Lyon (France). He is a
Certified Professional in Managing Workplace Conflict and is trained in the methodology of
Future Search. Alain is an adjunct faculty of the Vail Leadership Institute. He is fluent in
English, French and Spanish, and speaks Italian and some German.
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Scott Brumburgh
Scott Brumburgh’s consulting blends organization development
(“developing the organization”) and coaching (“developing the
individual”) in ways that enable rapid improvement in the effective
management of organizational performance.
Scott works with both leaders and their teams as an executive
coach, and consults to organizations experiencing overwhelm and
other breakdowns that affect the ability to achieve their
objectives.
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He draws from extensive knowledge and experience with leadership practices for
undertaking needed, thoughtful change. Over the span of more than 25 years Scott has
been a retail buyer, public service planner and manager, and independent consultant. His
consulting career covers manufacturing and service companies, and government agencies
including the Small Business Administration and the Department of Commerce.
Scott has helped Whirlpool Corp. teams re-align and commit to tighter, more effective
design-to-delivery schedules. He has also coached government managers to help their
service teams trim time and procedures for businesses engaged in international trade and
processing low-interest loans.
Scott has brought performance improvement approaches to foreign aid programs in USAID,
the World Bank Group and the UN. He has helped assess or re-engineer national supply
chain management systems for pharmaceuticals in Ghana, Malawi, Ethiopia and Nigeria.
Scott has worked at all levels of the organization and understands the human dynamics
involved in revitalizing operations collaboratively.
Scott has completed the coursework for an M.S. in resource economics from Cornell
University and received a B.S. with honors in sociology from Missouri Valley College. He is
a Master Certified Coach (IFC), a certified coach in Organizational Learning (George
Mason University) and recently completed certification in Coaching Excellence in
Organizations (Newfield Network / The Institute for Generative Leadership). Scott is also a
certified Organization Development Consultant (MATC).
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