David writes, teaches, speaks and provides workplace training about ethics and the role that our priorities play in the future of our work, whether it’s earning our way or becoming sustaining members of our families and communities. We are more engaged in each of our jobs—and consider each of them to be “good work ”—when they draw upon capabilities and satisfy objectives that are important to us.David is currently completing a book about the work-related rewards that benefit us (along with our co-workers, employers, clients, customers, families and communities) when our priorities drive our work. He authors a weekly newsletter about good work as it relates to public policy, innovation, our perspectives, our dissent and the impacts of technology. David also serves regularly as a commercial arbitrator. He is on the roster of neutrals at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the American Arbitration Association (AAA).Over thirty years, David's other jobs have included company executive, securities lawyer, entrepreneur, start-up business advisor, non-profit manager, and teacher.