Sheila J. Henderson now lives in Palo Alto, California with her husband, after seven years in New York City and São Paulo, Brazil. Before those adventures, Sheila led the inter­cultural diversity initiatives at Alliant International University in San Francisco, California. Af­ter studying economics at Simmons College and receiving an MBA from University of Chicago, she worked in con­sulting, finance, and business process innovation. Following her PhD in counseling psychology from Stanford University, Sheila won the Hans Sauer Foundation award for her re­search on inventors. Sheila’s unifying career theme is coaching people and organizations to full creative potential.

 
Rosemarie K. Moore, who passed away in 2015, had lived in Tucson, Arizona with her husband. Rosemarie’s rich background included teaching in California public schools, and advanced degrees from Stanford Univer­sity. Her MA in educational psychology and PhD in devel­opmental and clinical psychology led to university teach­ing at Stanford University and University of Santa Clara, to educational program development in public schools, and to clinical supervision for graduate psychology interns. As a clinical psychologist in private practice, she worked with children, families and professionals for 25 years in Palo Alto, California. Rosemarie is still so dearly missed.