David Oxley
Dr Oxley is a dual UK/US citizen based in Austin, Texas. David started his career as a management consultant before leading major people and corporate restructuring projects for BP PLC across Europe, USA, India, and the Middle East. He worked closely with Reliance Industries in India, one of BP’s partners, as they embarked on their big corporate restructuring. He currently spends his time researching and writing on future career trends for publications around the world including Fast Company, Forbes, Big Think, Reader’s Digest, and HR Today where he also serves as a member of the global advisory board. David was awarded his doctorate in Organizational Change at Cranfield University and his MBA from the University of Notre Dame.
Appears in 15 Episodes
The Episode about Hannalore the Swim Coach Story
Dr Schuster shares the story of how his swim coaches intervention profoundly effected his attitude and reminded him that if you are going to do something... do it 100%!
The Felix Episode - Abraham Wald story
Our guest Felix Henderson, entrepreneur, COO of OhChat, shares his inspiring story about Abraham Wald.
The Power of Stories: "On Character" Episode
In this episode we review General Stanley McChrystal's book "On Character." As a series of life stories, the book is a remarkable example of how stories resonate and c...
The Power of Stories Episode 4 with Ali Elsabagh
The remarkable Ali Elsabagh join us to share his experience and outlook on professional life. We focus on the story of how he came to found Scaleta as a solution to fe...
The CEO and the Boiled Seeds - with Barrie Thomas of the BTM Club
In this episode, Barrie shares his story of the CEO and the boiled seeds. A twist on the emperor has no clothes and how difficult it can be to break free of the spell ...
The story about the car with Trisha Conley, EVP People and Culture, LyondellBasell
The story about the new car! The extraordinary Trisha Conley shares her story of teenage ambition, the power of incentives, and the even more powerful influence of not...
