Robert Dunham

Robert Dunham, founder of Enterprise Performance, works closely with executives and management teams to design competitive enterprises. He has been developing the content of the Mastering Professional Management (MPM) program since 1981, drawing from his own executive experience, from consulting for companies and from producing executive and management development programs.

Prior to founding Enterprise Performance in 1993, Bob was Vice President of Consulting for Business Design Associates (BDA), an international business process redesign firm.  Before working with BDA, he was Chief Operating Officer for Action Technologies, Inc., and co-holds two patents for their ActionWorkflow technology. He also served as Vice President of System Development for Motorola Computer Systems, where he directed the development of three hardware and software system product lines and delivered over 150 software product releases to the marketplace. Earlier in his career, he led the on-board software development team for the Hubble Space Telescope.

In addition to executive and management development, Enterprise Performance also mounts projects with client companies for operational performance improvement, including Toshiba America, IBM, Discovery Channel, Scholastic, Adobe Systems, Fidelity National and many others.

Bob has combined communication and language, management practice design and approaches to embodied action-learning that shift our capacities for action in an integrated approach to building executive and management capability. He holds a graduate degree from Stanford University and completed three years of post-graduate work in Ontological Design, and four years in Somatic Leadership with the Strozzi Institute.

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