INTUITION in Business : Interview with Dr. Helen Stewart

Dr. Helen Stewart holds a Ph.D in sociology from Brandeis University. She was a post doctoral scholar at Harvard University and served as lecturer and professor at Wellesley College,Brandeis University, Harvard University Extension and various other universities in the US. She was academic administrator and consultant to many individuals and companies in the United States and abroad. She has worked as an arbitrator/ mediator, interpreter in French for the US Department of State rural sociologist for the United Nations Development Program in West Africa, public speaker in the U.S., Europe, the Caribbean and South America, and was a radio personality in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
In 2013 Helen published Seven Seconds or Less: From Gut Feeling to Bottom Line in Challenging Areas of Business, a book about applied intuition for mergers and partnerships, human resource management, new product development, and other important aspects related to business.
She resides in Honolulu, Hawaii where she is currently working on a book of essays called Grits and Granola, The “granola” component offers a worldview that may help diminish the re-emergence of intolerance across continents and cultures. Her third volume is an “annotated memoir” from her perspective as a black woman in America, as an African American whose formative years were spent abroad as what is now called a “Third Culture Kid,” and as a human being immersed in contemporary spirituality. Helen’s website can be found here: https://drhelenstewart.com/