Sharon Wulf, Phd, Mba Email & Phone Number

Boston, Ma, Us

Designed and delivered a course on Happiness: Finding Purpose to 80 participants of the Circle of Scholars.

Fribourg, Ch

Keynote speaker on Leadership Skills to the Executive MBA Graduate Students in Integrated Management, School of Management Fribourg.

Worcester, Massachusetts, Us

Recipient of the WPI Board of Trustees 2014 Award for Outstanding Teaching and awarded Professor Emeritus by the WPI Board of Trustees in 2020, Sharon taught 101 courses over her tenure. Sharon served as a full-time faculty member at the WPI Business School, teaching leadership skills to undergraduate engineering students and organizational studies to graduate students. Sharon advised the MBA Graduate Qualifying Projects, initiating interaction with a wide variety of corporate sponsors including United Technologies, Natick Labs, Eversource/NSTAR, Hanover Group, and EMC. Sharon advised MQPs (Major Qualifying Projects) ranging from leadership, organizational strategies, and product / business development. with corporate sponsors including Amazon Robotics, Siemens, and UMASS Medical. Select initiatives include:+Membership appointment to AACSB-accredited WPI Foisie School of Business Undergraduate Policy and Curriculum Committee (UPCC) (2019-2020)+WPI Insight Faculty Advisor for first year students (2019-2020)+Faculty Advisor to Phi Sigma Sigma (2019-2020) and Phi Sigma Epsilon (2013-2015)+WPI Faculty Mentor in WPI's Inaugural New Faculty Mentoring Program (2019-2020)+WPI NCAA Division III Faculty Athletics Representative (2017- 2020)+WPI Fringe Benefit Committee member (2017 - 2020)+WPI NTT Task Force appointed by Faculty Governance for Change Initiative (2018 - 2020t)+WPI Foisie School of Business Faculty Development and Training Committee (2016-2018) +Working Committees for WPI Faculty Advancement and Mentoring (2017-2018) +Initiation of "Create Your Edge" workshops for young engineering e to use academic learning as a skills-based strategy+KARL STORZ Leadership Development Program's Faculty Advisor +Customized delivery of inaugural workshop on "Organizational Leadership for Engagement" in the NASA/WPI Graduate Leadership and Development (LEAD) Series offered to PhD candidates at universities in the Northeast Region.

Worcester, Massachusetts, Us

"This Girl Has Plans!" Developed and instructed the first offering of Women's Leadership Academy: Setting Your Future Direction in STEM. The program is a catalyst to train and prepare young women to set goals for students and careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). In Frontiers II, 2013, young women from New England, Taiwan, Switzerland, Colorado, and Puerto Rico, discovered their dreams and destiny for college plans through goal setting and exploring career plans in STEM. Using structured exercises, the young women created a foundation for ways to select college majors, create their future career goals, develop a personal compass based on the habits of successful people, and learn financial literacy, time management, and communication skills. The young women practiced professional networking as they met WPI Students, WPI Alumni, serial entrepreneurs, WPI Professors/Staff, and/or corporate professionals who currently have a career in STEM. The program concluded on day 10 of the program with a group video and poster presentations of each young women's future direction in STEM.

Sharon Wulf works with organizations to develop business opportunities. Since co-founding Enterprise Systems in 1992, she has worked with management teams in 28 countries including the USA, Germany, the Netherlands, Great Britain, Switzerland, Australia, Japan, Mexico, and Brazil. Sharon works with business leaders to identify top talent and guide leadership development programs, create standardized measurable criteria and evaluate results for change management leadership. More recent engagements include: +Leadership Development Programs for young technical professionals at a multinational medical equipment corporation recognized for significant innovation in orthopedic reconstruction+Leadership Development Program for high potential young professionals at a German medical device company that manufacturers and sells surgical instruments+Talent Development Program for technical sales professionals, engineering, and quality control management in a key division of a multinational company +Change Management Programs focused on retention of professionals hired into rotational leadership development programs with fast-track management positions in international settings.Selected Clients include: Spacetec IMC Corporation, MIT, Smith & Nephew, Motorola, AT&T, Raytheon, USPS, FedEX, Digital Equipment Corporation, Johnson & Johnson, Goldman Sachs, Boston Global Advisors, Bank of Boston, Empire, Northeastern University, Dartmouth Research & Consulting, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, AMICA Insurance, Massachusetts Casualty Insurance, ProMutual Insurance, Allmerica, AMICA, and University of Hartford. Dr. Wulf has served as a keynote speaker on leadership at over 500 workshops / conferences. Her practice also includes executive coaching, goal setting and leadership series.

Watford, Hertfordshire, Gb

Contracted as a preferred vendor by Smith and Nephew Young Professionals (SNYP) to be their Leadership Coach/Speaker providing a series of customized leadership workshops on Motivation - Valence and Engagement, Negotiation, Influence, Communications, and Organizational Leadership.

Framingham, Ma, Us

Recipient of the inaugural MBA Faculty of the Year Award. As a Visiting Professor, taught the MBA Capstone/Strategic Management course, Entrepreneurship courses, and Organizational Behavior graduate courses. Additionally, held the position of Coordinator/Advisor for the MBA Program recruiting and recommending MBA candidates, assessing overall learning for MBA achievements, and recommending instructors to teach in the MBA program. Oversaw MBA Breakfast Series with MBA Alumni as keynote speakers. Presented to MetroWest Chamber of Commerce.

Cambridge, Ma, Us

Recipient of the 2012 Distinguished Professor Award, 2013 Teaching Honor Roll for Distinctive Student Services, and 2013 Teaching Honor Roll Recognition. As the Faculty Advisor for MBA Interns completing a variety of projects ranging from management consulting, technology, non-profits, and services, I identified first time consulting projects in the Greater Boston Area for over 100 international graduate students and guided their project work for academic credit. Developed curriculum and delivered graduate level courses in Business Execution and Human Resource Management in the MIB (Master's in International Business) program and MBA program. As a Faculty Mentor on the Hult Executive Track, I mentored international graduate students who were recognized for their high potential and high performance.

As Board Member, supported the mission of NB Star Kids Scholarship Program to provide educational opportunities in the form of tuition aid to effective non-public schools, uniforms, after-school and summer programs, tutoring, and mentoring for those high risk, low-income children who have a parent with a history of incarceration and/or substance abuse. Star Kids' goal for each child is to graduate from high school. By completing high school and hopefully, going on to higher education, these children will have a greater chance of breaking the intergenerational cycle of poverty, drug use, disease, depression and violence. NB Star Kids students attend local non-public schools.

New York, Ny, Us

As Board member, supported the vision of ESU. The Boston Branch of the English-Speaking Union (ESU) is one of over seventy chapters in the United States. Our educational, cultural and scholarship activities, as well as the programs and special events for our members, are supported by membership dues, fundraising events, the generosity of members and friends, and grants and bequests. The Educational Fund of the Boston Branch of the English-Speaking Union provides support for The Shakespeare Competition for High School Students (with approximately 600 students competing in the Boston area) and The Middle School Public Speaking Competition. The Boston Branch also contributes support to Walter Hines Page Scholarship Program, Luard Scholarships for Students of Color and the Secondary School Exchange Program.

New York, Ny, Us

The English Speaking Union of the United States (ESU US) is a non-profit, non-political, educational organization whose mission is to celebrate English as a shared language to foster global understanding and good will by providing educational and cultural opportunities for students, teachers and members. Headquartered in New York City and working through a network of 70 Branches across the United States, the ESU US:* Advances global understanding by providing educational opportunities through programs and scholarship for students, educators, and members* Promotes communication and open exchange of ideas among the world's speakers of English* Enriches communities through active involvement of it's branch members in outreach programs* Offers financial assistance to students and educators to further academic pursuits in English-related studies, and* Develops common bonds through a shared interest in the English language and culture to strengthen friendship among members ands those they serve.We share a common mission with International ESUs in some 50 other nations and work together on education and exchange programs. Typically, members attend Branch events, host visiting speakers and scholars in their communities, and volunteer to coordinate Branch participation in our National Shakespeare Competition and scholarship and exchange programs and serve as English in Action Tutors.Members can benefit greatly from the personal relationships and international connections gained through ESU activities.

New York, Ny, Us

Served on National Board of Directors at English Speaking Union of the United States headquartered in New York City.

New York, Ny, Us

At ESU Northeast Region (Region One), Sharon has initiated the ESU Next Generation Series to encourage Generation Y participation and increased membership. As the lead designer in the Annual Meeting, she has mentored Marie Foti on the ESU Next Generation Presentation on "Macbeth: An Examination of Ambition" and has served as the executive coach to key speakers on "Building ESU's Great Wall of Cyber" and "The English Speaking Union of the Commonwealth Dinner at Buckingham Palace.The ESU celebrates English as a shared language to foster global understanding and good will by providing educational and cultural opportunities for students, educators, and members. The ESU, a non-profit, non-political organization: Advances global understanding by providing educational opportunities through programs and scholarship for students, educators, and members; Promotes communication and open exchange of ideas among the world’s speakers of English; Enriches communities through active involvement of its branch members in outreach programs; Offers financial assistance to students and educators to further academic pursuits in English-related studies, and Develops common bonds through a shared interest in the English language and culture to strengthen friendship among members and those they serve.There are ESU's in over 50 countries. Region One serves the states of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New York.

Charlestown, Ma, Us

Served as the Management Seminar Program leader for graduate students at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Massachusetts General Hospital, Roche Brothers, the School of Management students at the Cambridge Campus and the Southeastern Massachusetts and Nantucket Island satellite programs. Served as a faculty advisor to Master's of Business Management students, evaluating Independent Learning Projects. Have taught courses in Business Planning, Strategy, and Entrepreneurship. Served on the Search Committee for the Dean of the Business School.

Charlestown, Ma, Us

Developed the Master of Management Program at Massachusetts General Hospital offered by Cambridge College. Taught Organizational Behavior, Foundations of Management, and Management Seminars. Advised graduate students with graduate Capstone Projects.

Beverly, Massachusetts, Us

Instructed MBA courses on Entrepreneurial Ventures.

Boston, Ma, Us

Instructed graduate courses in Product Innovation and Marketing Strategy. Designed and instructed MBA courses in Strategic Management, Marketing Strategy, and Product Innovation. Taught diverse student body who were mid-career working professionals predominantly in high-tech and pharmaceutical companies.

Boston, Ma, Us

Received Professor of the Year Award, the Teaching Excellence Award and the Northeastern University 25 Year Service Award. Designed, developed and taught hybrid, online, and traditional graduate and undergraduate courses in Entrepreneurship, Business Strategy, Marketing, Sales, Financial Management, Accounting, and Leadership. (1979 to 2007)Taught courses in Leadership, Leadership Assessment, and Cross-Cultural Communication in the Leadership Cohort Program. (2007)Designed and delivered courses in the Graduate Certificate Programs including Leadership, Knowledge Management Strategies (online program), Supervisory Management, and High Performance Management. (2002 to 2006) Designed and delivered the Northeastern University Faculty Development Programs on Managing Today's Graduate Classroom Challenges (2002) and Setting Performance Standards in the Classroom (2000).Designed and implemented the Certificate Program on Entrepreneurial Studies. (1995)

Boston, Ma, Us

Developed and delivered the first Master of Management program at Massachusetts General Hospital through Cambridge College. Graduate students the program included medical staff, nurses, physicians, and administrators.

Designed and delivered custom training courses on leadership, career management, and change management.

Chicago, Illinois, Us

Designed, developed, and delivered the Financial Leadership Development Program consisting of 33 customized courses in financial management for business analysts and managers from international locations. Consulted with senior management at Motorola University in Schaumburg, IL, and Mansfield, MA, to develop worldwide training for key personnel.

As the Member of the Board of Advisors worked closely with the dynamic founder of the company that was the world leader in real-time interactive 3D input control devices and software interfaces for the CAD/CAM field. Used by all aerospace and automotive manufacturing companies worldwide. Markets in USA, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia Pacific. Team took company from startup in April 1991 through to public listing on NASDAQ in an IPO in December 1995. Subsequently acquired by Logitech S.A. in 2002.

Built multidiscipline teams quickly on site with a wide range of stakeholders from different countries with different nationalities as key members. Client portfolio with extensive engagements in the Netherlands, Canada, and Northwestern United States with customized consulting initiatives on strategic planning and management development. Client engagement included Raytheon, Volvo / GM Heavy Trucks, Canadian Government, CH2MHill, and Badger BV.

Cambridge, Ma, Us

Appointed to the Board of Directors for the MIT Enterprise Forum. Presented at the MIT Enterprise Forum in Boulder Colorado, the MIT Enterprise Forum in Seattle Washington, the MIT Enterprise Forum in Cambridge, the MIT Enterprise Forum hosted at CalTech and Toronto. Co-chaired the Start Up Clinic at the MIT Enterprise Forum Cambridge.

Maynard, Ma, Us

Directed worldwide planning and programs office work for semiconductor and low end systems. Reported directly to Bob Palmer, Senior Vice President of Semiconductor and Low End Systems Division. Built management teams (167 professionals) in USA, Europe, and Asia on strategic development and sales forecasting. Ongoing business travel to Switzerland, Germany, England, Scotland, and the Netherlands. Variety of financial management and program office responsibilities in Software Systems, Worldwide Product Marketing, Central Engineering and New Ventures. Hired, developed, and motivated worldwide professional staffs. Worked with senior management on worldwide basis, interacting with key corporate accounts requiring enhancements and executing high performance goals.

Founded an art publishing and distribution company, representing emerging artists including Olivia Parker. Published signed, numbered editions and established international distribution channels.

Amsterdam, Nederlands, Nl

Amsterdam, Nederlands, Nl

Executive Certificate In Public Leadership

Certificate: Leadership Decision Making - Optimizing Organizational Performance

Certificate: Management And Leadership - Negotiations For Success

Certificate: Women And Power - Leadership In A New World

Certificate: Leadership Development Residency Program

Certificate: Tecnology, Policy And Public Service Innovation

Master Of Business Administration

Bachelor Of Science, Cum Laude