My formal philosophical work focuses on the paradox of physicalism -- it seems there cannot be (metaphysical claim) world states or events that do not reduce to the categories of science; yet physicalism (e.g., neural/physical states) do not causally or nomologically account for consciousness (an existentially quantified world state). I have also worked on the failure of classical epistemology to tell us what we can know; leading me to focus on constructivist projects in epistemology.
My 25 year career in management consulting with multinational business enterprises has combined philosophical disciplines with parallel disciplines in micro-e…
My formal philosophical work focuses on the paradox of physicalism -- it seems there cannot be (metaphysical claim) world states or events that do not reduce to the categories of science; yet physicalism (e.g., neural/physical states) do not causally or nomologically account for consciousness (an existentially quantified world state). I have also worked on the failure of classical epistemology to tell us what we can know; leading me to focus on constructivist projects in epistemology.
My 25 year career in management consulting with multinational business enterprises has combined philosophical disciplines with parallel disciplines in micro-economics (especially, agency drivers and behavioral model construction) and decision theory (especially social engineering and construction). My consulting work has concentrated on developing enterprise and business unit strategies as well as on the optimization of sales and marketing programs.
Positions have included: President, ExcelPoint Consulting LLC; President, CRMlogics; Principal, Mercer Human Resource Consulting; Principal, Towers Watson.
