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About: Dr. Obed Magny is a leadership development expert and executive coach specializing in organizational culture transformation. With nearly two decades of experience as a police officer and organizational development professional, Dr. Magny brings a unique perspective to leadership challenges in the private, public, and nonprofit sectors. His expertise spans leadership development, organizational culture, executive coaching, and emotional intelligence. Dr. Magny has helped clients achieve measurable results, including one organization that saved nearly $500,000 through improved culture and employee engagement. He is a sought-after speaker at prestigious institutions including the University of Chicago, the University of Pennsylvania, George Mason University, and the University of South Carolina Gould School of Law, and was recognized with the 2022 Emerald Literati Award for Outstanding Paper. Dr. Magny combines practical experience with academic rigor to deliver transformational ...

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About: About Dr. P. Albert Chan: Dr. P. Albert Chan, cardiologist and author of Everything About Happy Longevity, Evidence-based Medicine, was born in Hong Kong in 1956. In 1977, Dr. Chan moved to New York where he earned a BA from Binghamton University followed by an MD from New York University School of Medicine. He underwent his cardiology training at University of Pennsylvania. In 1997, Dr. Chan moved to Singapore for 10 years, where he trained cardiologists in a public hospital before starting a private practice.