David L Wilcox is a CEO and Founder at ReachScale. He possess expertise in entrepreneurship, strategy, marketing strategy, business development, lead generation and 45 more skills. He is proficient in Spanish. Colleagues describe him as "I attended 8th Action For India annual forum held at Indian School of Business, Hyderabad, India from 7th to 9th November where David was a speaker on Plenary panel number 1 and 5 on 8th and 9th November respectively. He spoke on transforming Telanana into global hub of social innovation on 8th November and he spoke about scaling for impact on 9th November. I was a keen listener. Generally, there is a tendency to think that social innovation, global scaling up, business transformation and bottom of the pyramid market run on parallel track. However, with logic and example he showed us that if clearly understood and handeled properly all four elements could be efficiently interlinked. There is a scope of perfect synergy. He also morderated one session involving certain Govt. policy makers and that was even more life changing experience for me. He was bold, open, frank and out-right. I realised David has the uncanny ability to summarise 45 minutes of lengthy and meaningful discussion with lots of hard pointers into just 2 minutes cocktail! Amazing power to go to the bottom of the issue with full honesty using non-cryptic language with zero diplomacy. You are a true change leader David. Shall be waiting to hear you more in near future. You are a treat to our ears! Wish you all the best. " and "David Wilcox is a transformative opinion leader. A passionate visionary, he understood that businesses and social enterprises need each other, yet don't link efficiently and effectively -- and he decided to find out why, systematically and empirically. The results of his painstaking research is evolving into a practical and scalable system to bridge the corporate-social enterprise gap, which relies on a mix of social action, networking, crowd sourcing and other strategies. David is a social pioneer who truly "gets it," and we all owe him a debt of gratitude."