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Revision as of 07:13, 30 January 2011

Country: USA
Website:

   [tedernst.com tedernst.com]

Facebook:    [Ted Ernst Ted Sarvata]
LinkedIn:    [linkedin Ted Sarvata]
Twitter:    @tedernst

Ted Ernst represent Emerging Futures Network, and ALS, part of the NARALO.He also partners with BrandonCsSanders on Consensus Polling. Ted working with AboutUs.org, building content and community.

Education

  • Princeton University - BSE , electrical engineering , 1989 — 1993. He was also the captain of Princeton Ultimate and Treasurer of Cloister Inn.
  • W. E. Groves HS, 1985 — 1989.

Experience

  • Coaching Associate at Gazelles International - June 2010 — Present (8 months)[1]
  • Owner of the Ted Ernst Executive Coaching (Privately Held; Management Consulting industry) - January 2006 — Present (5 years 1 month)[2]
  • Self Expression and Leadership Program Coach, Landmark Education (Privately Held; Professional Training & Coaching industry) - January 2010 — May 2010 (5 months)[3]
  • Director of Organizational Development AboutUs.org (Privately Held; Internet industry) - October 2006 — March 2010 (3 years 6 months)[4]
  • Youth Housing Assistance Coordinator (Government Agency; 1001-5000 employees; Government Administration industry) - July 2001 — September 2007 (6 years 3 months)[5]
  • Administrator, Heartland Alliance (Non-Profit; 201-500 employees; Non-Profit Organization Management industry) - September 1998 — June 2001 (2 years 10 months)[6]
  • Trainer, Youth to Youth (Non-Profit; 11-50 employees; Health, Wellness and Fitness industry) - January 1988 — June 1993 (5 years 6 months)[7]

References