Steve Prentice

A specialist in organization psychology and project management, Steve believes that biography speaks louder than theory, and he presents audiences with well-researched profiles of the great human-oriented successes and failures in the business world, both recent and classic, to help you refine your own personal and corporate strategies.

Steve is in high demand as a speaker, writer and expert on topics relating to humans in the digital age and speaks to companies and organizations across Canada and the U.S. The prestigious Meeting Professionals International MPI awarded him Platinum Status for consistently high ratings at the MPI Annual World Education Congress as well as National and Regional events. He is also regularly invited to speak at the annual conventions of the Human Resources Professionals Association, the HRPA, and is a member of the Canadian Society for Training and Development.

Steve is the author of two bestselling books: Cool Time: A Hands-on Plan for Managing Work and Balancing Time published by John Wiley and Sons in 2005, and Cool Down: Getting Further by Going Slower, published by John Wiley & Sons in February 2007.

He is also a regular guest on radio and TV across North America, where he is called upon to discuss issues of workplace productivity and stress.

Academically, Steve graduated from Concordia University in Montreal in 1989 with a B.A. in Communications Studies and was Valedictorian of the 1989 graduating year. Steve attended Law School in Toronto between 1989 and 1991 and was the official Rhodes Scholarship Candidate for York University for 1990. He returned to York University 10 years later and obtained a B.A degree in Psychology.