William Harvey is a Travel Moderator at FlyerTalk. He possess expertise in organizational effectiveness, succession planning, leadership development, organizational development, team building and 41 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I both worked with William and benefited from his coaching and development offerings. He was great to partner with and clearly showed passion and dedication to his work in developing talent. As a member of the Talent Group he directed I was impressed by his willingness to take the time to work with me, coach me and provide candid advisement that enabled my success in the program. He essentially built a talent development program from scratch at our organization and was highly successful - numerous colleagues who benefited from his support have since taken on leadership roles and continue to drive their development." and "I had the pleasure and privilege of supporting William from August 2009 to September 2011. It is truly an honor to recommend William as he is a very committed professional with the ability to partner with key stake holders to support senior executives achieve their strategic objectives. His extensive knowledge and years of experience in the field of building executive & leadership talent and leveraging organizational talent make him a valuable asset to any organization or institution. The team he represented at Citizens truly benefited from his expertise and insight. He is a forward-thinking professional that always has a grasp of the big picture but doesn't overlook the details. He viewed each event as one more step in helping the organization achieve their objectives and evaluated each detail to ensure it met the desired outcome. He is results oriented, collaborative, supportive and open to suggestions and ideas. This allowed for a great working relationship. William is a genuine individual that brings passion and energy to his job every day. Always willing to go that extra mile for you and is always willing to lend a hand. If I have the opportunity to work with William again, I would be honored to so."