Daniel H. Pink
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Daniel H. Pink is a writer for Wired magazine and author of Free Agent Nation, A Whole New Mind, and The Adventures of Johnny Bunko. While he currently speaks globally, his career included work as Vice President Al Gore’s chief speechwriter from 1995-97, and later as an aide to Secretary of Labor Robert Reich.[1]
Daniel Pink graduated from Northwestern University and a joint degree from Yale Law School.
[edit] Resources
- Podcast featuring Pink Pink discusses A Whole New Mind on EconTalk
- Business & Career Coach: Pink gives advice to staying competitive in the workplace on AOL Coaches.
- [1] Daniel Pink’s home page at Learn From My Life http://www.learnfrommylife.com/DanielPink . Compilation of various digital assets describing Dan Pink’s work, books, media news links etc.
[edit] References
- ^ About Dan Pink. Retrieved on 2007-10-31.
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