Maurice Cayer
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Education Ph.D., Industrial and Organizational Psychology, New York University Courses Taught MG415 Multinational Management MG645 Management of Human Resources MG637 Management Process P610 Industrial Psychology P619 Performance Appraisal Systems P641 Personnel Training and Development P642 Organization Change and Development P635 Psychological Testing in Industry Other/Career Briefs Mo has extensive industry experience developing, delivering and evaluating a wide range of management, leadership and organizational development interventions and learning experiences. His career includes having been a Leader at the American Management Association. Prior to the AMA, he was the head of Organizational & Leadership Development for Bayer Healthcare/Pharmaceutical, NA. He helped lead several organizational change initiatives, talent management, and leadership/executive development and coaching engagements during turbulent times. At GE Capital Corp. for several years, he was the Leader, Best Practices & Program Development, designing and consulting on a wide variety of Organizational and Leadership Development interventions, executive coaching and learning initiatives (e.g., Six Sigma, Strategic Leadership Skills), integrating mergers, and applying GE's legendary Work-Out and Change Processes. In addition, Mo was with R.H. Macy & Co. as their Vice President, Organizational Development & Executive Compensation, and in various Human Resource leadership roles at the JC Penney Co. He has consulted with Starwood Hotels, BMS, Fidelity Investments, Development Dimensions International (DDI), Save the Children, John Hancock Financial Services, Mercer, Federated Department Stores, KCI, Southland Corp., Pivotal Resources, Inc., Life Office Management Association (LOMA), State of Oregon, and Chrysler, among other organizations. Mo was an adjunct professor in graduate-level Psychology programs at New York University. His research, speaking and consulting engagements include human resource strategies, leadership & executive development, organizational development and change, and strategic thinking. Memberships
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