About Us
Overseas Assignments: Selecting the Right Candidate "Innovations in HR"
, Summer, 2008
Finding Balance Between Work and Family after a Difficult Story SportsShooter.com Vincent Laforet, The New York Times
Finding Balance Between Work and Family after a Difficult Story SportsShooter.com Vincent Laforet, The New York Times
Special Skills
Performance | Engagement | Resilience
Pat Drew
is an expert in individual and organizational performance. Her work leads to greater engagement and enhanced business results. She helps executives (and journalists) thrive in high-stress assignments.
Pat is a senior consultant with Guttman Development Strategies, a leading consulting firm in the area of Team Alignment.
She was a Director in Human Resources at The New York Times during the turbulent 1990's where she developed coaching programs across five divisions leading to resolution of high cost performance problems.
Earlier in her career, Pat was a Manager and Director of Training at the Psychiatric Institute of Columbia University. She was an Instructor at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, and Associate Professor of Social Work at New York University. She has Masters degrees in Psychology, Social Work and European History.
Pat has been a presenter at Harvard's Neiman Foundation Symposium, "Journalists and Trauma" and faculty for the "Managing Global Account Certification"
at Columbia Business School. She has been a member of the Work Life Leadership Council of the Conference Board.
