INTRODUCTION
Douglas O’Loughlin is a highly effective consultant, who designs
and facilitates workshops to support organizations to be “successful”.
Originally from the U.S. and now a Singapore Permanent Resident,
Douglas founded Joy of Learning Consultants in Singapore in 1993
(www.jolc.com). He has led programs in 20 countries around the world,
serving/supporting a wide variety of wonderful clients and partners.
Douglas conducts workshops and lecture programs in the areas
of Change Management, Coaching, Creativity, Leadership, Organizational
Development & Learning, Team Development, and Facilitation.
He facilitates artfully and with tremendous passion. Feedback
from clients and participants consistently describe his workshops
as both practical and inspiring. Most of his clients engage him
on a regular basis, to design and facilitate learning events for
their leadership teams or various departments.
CLIENTS
Some of the organizations Douglas has recently worked with include
3M, AMD, Ascendas, Aviva, Bank Negara, Daimler Chrysler, EDB (Economic
Development Board), Freescale Semiconductor, GIC (Government Investment
Corporation), Giordano, Greif, GSK, HP, John Wiley and Sons, KK
Hospital, Marsh, MAS (Monetary Authority of Singapore), Merck,
Michelin, Microsoft, Mizuho Corporate Bank, MOM (Ministry of Manpower),
NETS, Nokia, SES-Asia, Singapore Technologies, Sumida, Temasek
Polytechnic, UMF, UOB, Wal-Mart, and Yokogawa Engineering.
LECTURING & SPEAKING EXPERIENCE
In addition to facilitating many corporate events, Douglas has
lectured at the Singapore Institute of Management for 10 years.
He has conducted the OD/Learning Organization and Facilitation
modules in DHRD, and taught Organization Theory and Organization
Behavior courses for Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT).
Douglas has also spoken at Global and Regional Conferences on
the topics of Learning Organizations, Organizational Development,
and Personal Development.
BACKGROUND
Before starting his own consultancy, Douglas managed a team of
Organizational Development Consultants at AT&T-Consumer Products
(1979-1993). His team conducted highly innovative and transformational
culture-change sessions throughout North America and Asia. The
focus of that work was organizational, team, and personal development.
FORMAL EDUCATION
Douglas has a M.B.A from the Rutgers Graduate School of Management
(1987). He first graduated from Rutgers University with a B.A.
in Business Administration/Accounting (1977).
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Douglas is keenly involved in a number of organizations and his
“learning family” extends all over the world. In Singapore,
Douglas is the co-founder and President of the Organization Development
Group at SIM (Singapore Institute of Management) and is involved
with the Learning Organization Practitioners Network (LOPN) and
Facilitator’s Network of Singapore (FNS).
Globally, Douglas actively supports the Future Search Network,
the Open Space Network, World Café Community, the Asia
OD Network, and the OD Institute. With the Future Search Network
he has helped to organize and facilitate the last two Global Learning
Exchanges, held in Sweden and Northern Ireland. He is also an
adjunct facilitator for the Center for Creative Leadership (CCL),
Personnel Decisions International (PDI), and Ideation.