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Dan Ward

Excited to announce my third book, LIFT!

Dan Ward is a specialist in rapid innovation practices, focusing particularly on military technology. With a deep passion for good design and a strong interest in the human aspects of innovation, he champions inclusion, diversity, and collaboration with a diverse range of people. Dan is actively involved in public speaking engagements and has talents in juggling and fire eating. He dedicates time to reading, writing, and attentive listening to broaden his knowledge and perspectives. Dan's educational background includes studies at The Clarkson School, a Masters in Systems Engineering from the U.S. Air Force Institute of Technology, a MS in Engineering Management from Western New England College, and a BS in Electrical Engineering from Clarkson University. His professional journey includes roles as a Principal Systems Engineer at MITRE, an Innovation Consultant at Dan Ward Consulting LLC, Chief at both the Joint Visitor's Bureau at ISAF and the Acquisition Innovation at the US Air Force, and as an Air Force Officer holding the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the US Air Force.

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Jun 6 · linkedin

Saying "Please hold your questions until the end," communicates to everyone that getting through YOUR content is more important than THEM understanding your content.

Might as well say "I'd would prefer for you to linger in your confusion rather than diverge from my planned comments."

May 29 · linkedin

How are those New Years Resolutions coming along? Or how about some summer plans? Any over-achievers already putting together Autumn Aspirations?

Regardless of season, if your goals involve making some noise that makes a difference (and having a kick-ass time along the way), maybe buy a couple copies of PUNK to read (and work through) with your team.

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How are those New Years Resolutions coming along?
Or how about some summer plans?
Any over-achievers
Dan Ward
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Chelmsford, Massachusetts