David Flint Email & Phone Number

David is the author of "Think Beyond Value: Building Strategy to Win," hosts his own podcast, "Thinking Beyond: Conversations with Strategic Thinkers," and teaches at Mays Business School of Texas A&M University. He has been engaged in #entrepreneurship since the early 1980s across multiple industries and is presently involved in board or leadership positions across business endeavors in software applications, real estate, and insurance. David developed the V-REEL® Framework to teach and lead strategy formulation and uses it to support consulting engagements, helping companies of all sizes think beyond the value proposition and form clear go-forward strategies. As a public speaker, facilitator and consultant, David is now working to bring V-REEL® to bear on the efforts of for and not-for-profit enterprises in the United States and internationally. His book "Think Beyond Value" presents the V-REEL® Framework and provides an easy-to-read and practical resource for any organization or individual seeking to think critically through ideas and shape sound strategy.David brings a rich diversity of education and experience to every conversation and engagement. His eclectic educational background included study of history, computer science and international management and culminated with a PhD from Texas A&M University in management focused on business-government relationships. Today, David enjoys speaking and consulting when he is not teaching strategic management and entrepreneurship at Texas A&M University.David is the creator of the V-REEL Framework for strategy formulation and author of the book Think Beyond Value. Specialties: #Strategy, #BusinessStrategy, #PublicSpeaking, #ExecutiveEducation, #StrategyConsulting, #ManagementConsulting, #VREELGet the book here: http://bit.ly/TBVkindle Listen to the podcast here: http://bit.ly/thinkingbeyondpodcast.

Listed skills include Higher Education, Teaching, Public Speaking, Leadership Development, and 14 others.

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  Texas A&M University

  Management