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Sharing 30 Years of 
Management & Leadership Experience


The 4-D system has boosted team performance in over 1500 NASA project teams, engineering teams, and management teams, including the people responsible for NASA’s most complex systems — the Space Shuttle, space telescopes, robots on Mars and space missions.

  • Reduce the risk of failure in your projects and teams
  • 5% increase of performance with every assessment
  • Return-on-Investment guaranteed at least 5,000%
  • Discover the social mindset of business customers 
  • Offer your audience a value-adding keynote
  • Create more fulfilled, healthy, happy relationships


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30.05.2013 - Steve VAI, the world's greatest guitar player works with Lightman Consulting for our new movie production (read more)

28.06.2013 - Dragos will deliver the keynote "Evolutionary Leadership - Mission Critical Soft skills for Engineering Success" at the CIMA Global Conference in Sri Lanka on July 2nd, 2013 (read more)

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