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Star Series

Preparing for Conversations with Nick Bontis

Man of Many Hats - An Academic
With Feet Fully Planted in the Workplace

We are especially fortunate to have Dr. Nick Bontis, Ph.D., as the August guest moderator in the STAR SERIES. He has just returned from his honeymoon and must be facing multiple backlogs as:

Fortune magazine recently recognized him as "one of the world's real intellectual capital experts".

Dr. Bontis completed his doctoral education at the Ivey School of Business, University of Western Ontario and was the first Ph.D. scholar in the world to complete his dissertation on intellectual capital. His present consulting work and research interests include diagnosing knowledge stocks and flows in organizations and their impact on organizational performance.

Professor Bontis has won international acclaim for many of his academic research papers, book chapters and business management cases. His most recent publications appear in the Journal of Management Studies, Knowledge and Process Management, Journal of Internet Research, International Journal of Technology Management, European Management Journal, International Journal of Management Reviews, Management Decision, Business Quarterly, and Knowledge Inc. Nick Bontis

He is currently working on three new books in the areas of intellectual capital and knowledge management. He has presented at hundreds of conferences, corporate presentations, seminars and workshops in Canada, the U.S., the U.K., the Caribbean, Europe, South America, Africa, and Oceania. Dr. Bontis is also Academic Chairperson for the Intellectual Capital Division of Knowledge Management Consortium International (KMCI). He is on the Advisory Board of several organizations including Internet start-ups BrassRing Systems.com (a web-based hiring solutions provider), SmartShadow.com (a software optimizer of corporate communications and learning) and a variety of educational-based institutions currently designing knowledge management programs.

Dr. Bontis brings several years of related work experience with him. In addition to his current academic and consulting pursuits, he worked in human resources for the Ministry of Employment prior to working as an accountant for KPMG. Before his return to academia, he worked for several years at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Securities Inc. in a variety of areas including Marketing, Securities Analysis, Recruitment, Strategy and Software Development among others.

Nick enjoyed many years as a leading member of both the UWO Varsity Men's Soccer (Canadian All-Star) and Track & Field (Canadian silver-medalist) teams receiving national honors from both. He was also a Euphonium player in the UWO Symphonic Band. In his spare time Nick enjoys playing soccer, traveling abroad, watching movies, surfing the Net, reducing his handicap in golf, and eating Bar-B-Q.

He dines from a full plate whether at the dinner table or the conference table and we expect a far-ranging discussion with the full membership of AOK in the Knowledge Network Discussion Group.

Download some of Nick's articles and research papers.

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