TRIALITY Leadership Training
Ageless Wisdom for Adaptive Leadership
THE TRIALITY ASSOCIATES
Our Subject Matter Experts [SMEs] encompass a wide range of experiences and knowledge in many diverse fields.
Athenian General Alcibiades defined a leader as, "One who is capable of defining the present and the future for others, so that they perceived no longer with their own eyes but with his."
Laura Leigh Clarke
Laura Leigh Clarke has been featured in numerous publications, was on BBC Radio, and has delivered talks at various academies and institutions, including for the UK government. She is a business strategist, consultant, speaker, coach, best-selling writer, and publisher.
Laura has created conferences, International Mastermind Groups, and media on a number of topics, including sessions with experts exploring policy shifts that might cause significant positive change in the world.
She teaches people to use their creativity to both produce and to become problem-solving machines and notes that strategy and technical know-how is 20% of the work. The other 80% turns out to be around mindset and working through limiting beliefs, and includes using profiling systems to help people harness their innate potential.
Laura has a MSci in Physics and wrote her thesis on “Type II String Theory Applied to Black Hole Entropy in 5 Dimensions”.
Despite being classically trained she now produces and performs covers and parodies, playing the piano and singing. She enjoys painting and creating digital artwork, with and without AI.
In her spare time, Laura reads extensively in a wide range of areas including philosophy, history, maths and theoretical physics, plus foreign and domestic policies of various countries.
JOHN GRADY
John Grady is an author and journalist. He was the managing editor of “Navy Times” for more than eight years and the Communications Director of the Association of the United States Army for 17 years. John was a producer on episodes of “America’s Army”.
He covered the Army deployed in the Balkans during the 1990s and early 2000s and its changes in training and deployment patterns for Afghanistan and Iraq.
John continues writing on national security and defense. His later work has appeared on USNI.org, Breaking Defense, Government Executive, govexec.com, nextgov.com, among others. His biography of Matthew Fontaine Maury, Father of Oceanography was nominated for the Library of Virginia non-fiction award.
Grady has contributed to the New York Times “Disunion” series, Civil War Monitor and On Point and Sea History.
DIDACUS RAMOS
Didacus Ramos is an Urban Planner working to convert California sprawl into something that includes people. What a concept.
But he started out making documentary films in Jerusalem and as a stringer for Israel Television and Canadian Broadcasting Company. After studying at USC he turned to feature filmmaking, finishing those years with Chartoff-Winkler and yet another Rocky film.
As an Urban Planner Didacus used his years of filmmaking to make sure that affordable housing was better constructed than a film set. He worked cities in Southern California trying to include the wellbeing of the residents as much as that of businesses and industry.
Now he is busy helping to build a Public Bank in the San Francisco East Bay, a Community Land Trust in the Eden area, and the Literacy Plus Council improving literacy in Hayward, California.
When not saving the world he enjoys sputtering in Spanish and perfecting his cooking skills on way too hot dishes.