Robert Epner is a Fractional Chief of Staff to the Founder at Nonprofit Foundation. He possess expertise in strategy, management consulting, mergers and acquisitions, risk management, executive management and 45 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Robert is a world class consultant through and through. Having had the privilege to work with him i have matured a lot professionally both in my capacity as VP of Customer Service for a multinational firm but also international exposure working with a visionary and passionate professional in the field of productivity and people engagement. Given a chance, i would not hesitate to recommend his service to you.", "Over several years I undertook a number of consulting projects for ING across Asia Pacific that were managed by Bob, including annual competitive analysis as a contribution toward the annual planning cycle. Bob was an excellent client, able to provide a sound brief; intelligent and insightful guidance during review processes; and acted as the link across the business managing complex issues, data gathering and analysis. This was always done in a relaxed, personable style. Bob has a deep understanding of strategic issues across multiple, complex markets within the broad financial services category and would be an asset as an employee or strategic adviser to any such global business.", and "Bob Epner was my direct manager when I first joined the ING Asia/Pacific regional office in Hong Kong. While managing and demanding results, Bob gave me both the freedom and his trust to do things my way. In the years working for Bob I achieved some of my most creative, yet tangible, results in a very pleasant working environment. Bob has the ability to let people feel that working is fun and worth the extra mile. The way Bob introduced operational efficiency as a regional priority, getting all the countries on board, and transforming the gloomy backoffice operations into glamour departments in all those countries, was impressive, against all odds. Bob made a difference and one of his strength is that he enables others to do so as well in their own ways."