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Prof. Yesha Y. Sivan – Bio
Dr. Yesha Sivan is the founder and CEO of MindLi, which focuses on human thinking and leadership in the age of AI. Sivan’s professional experience includes developing and deploying innovative solutions for corporate, high-tech, government, healthcare, and defense environments. He was a visiting professor at the Technion, Tel Aviv University, and the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK).
He worked on digital strategy (SVIT—Strategic Value of Innovation Technology), innovation and venture (employment black holes), mindful leadership (Orange Bike Workshop), virtual worlds (3D3C platforms), and knowledge age standards. After receiving his doctorate from Harvard University, he taught executives in courses for EMBA, MBA, engineering, and design, focusing on his areas of expertise. His blog is http://www.dryesha.com.
See also:
- Full Academic CV (a bit long).
- See Yesha’s Picture (Same as above, to download).
Internal Links:
- My Talks, Lectures, and speeches.
- My Key Publications. Including “9 keys for knowledge”, “standards framework,” and “Intro to Virtual Worlds’ book – Your Next Life.”
Social Links:
- My Twitter (@yesha)
- My Facebook page.
- My LinkedIn Page.
External Links:
- My Name in Google Books — nice usage of Google Books.
- My Papers in Google Scholar — nice usage of Google Scholar.
How to connect with me on social networks:
- If I know you, we will connect. If I don’t, we should not (most sites today have a follow ability. Please use it). I try to ensure I know my social “friends” (in a course, lecture, etc).
- If you are my student, please, when you connect, tell me that you are in which class/university.
- If you are a master’s level student and above (MBA, Ph.D.), please wait until I have given all classmates their grades before you ask for help in work, suggest joint projects, etc. It is more ethical that way.
- If you are a BA/BSc student, please wait until you are in the last semester to ask for a recommendation on LinkedIn or to ask for help in work or links.