Marian HeadMarian Head has been initiating peaceful revolutions in business, government, and education since the early 1970s. Her diverse experiences as an organizer, facilitator, entrepreneur, and leader began when she was the child-President of her 4-H Club ad have traversed a variety of venues since, including: first Manager for Educational Development at the US Senate; top 100 sales leader for seven consecutive years at a global nutrition company; cochair of the first graduate school department of Leadership and Organizational Transformation; founder of Marlin Press and its Professional Trainers' Collection; program coordinator for historic Soviet-American Citizens' Summits in Washington, DC and Moscow; and co-facilitator of the first two Global Forums of Spiritual and Parliamentary Leaders in Oxford and Moscow. In 1985, alongside her husband, Glenn, Marian cofounded the Geneva Group, a network of businesspeople formed around a set of principles that subsequently evolved into the Revolutionary Agreements. Marian has devoted herself to introducing these principles into the lives and work of hundreds of thousands of people globally. She initiated the Agreements Institute to train and provide certification for coaches and facilitators who have a passion for spreading the benefits of conscious agreements to people all over the world. Marian's passion for the principles of authentic leadership and compassionate communication have led her to speak to audiences of thousands, consult with organizations ranging from small businesses to Fortune 100 corporations, serve on and chair national and international committees and boards for both profit and nonprofit organizations, and continually explore new ways to fulfill her passion to be of service to humanity. Marian is the award-winning author of Revolutionary Agreements: Twelve Ways to Transform Stress and Struggle Into Freedom and Joy (2005) and Gratitude Journal for a Healthy Marriage (2015). She coauthored with Barbara Marx Hubbard The Suprasexual rEvolution: Toward the Birth of a Universal Humanity (2012). Read More Read Less