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The Bowen Center FacultyKathleen K. Wiseman, MBA
Ms. Wiseman is a business consultant whose work is based on Bowen family systems theory. Her 30-year professional experience includes consulting to family firms, family foundations and family offices, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and multi-site manufacturing facilities. She is working with families of wealth, lawyers and financial professionals as they plan for the next generation’s role in decision-making with regard to family
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Along the way, she has gained an appreciation for the challenges leaders encounter in their work and a respect for people’s ability to adapt creatively. Her perspective is one of a “business anthropologist.” Ms. Wiseman received an undergraduate degree in sociology from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from George Washington University. She was appointed to the faculty of the Bowen Center for the Study of the Family in 1994. She is founder and president of Working Systems, Inc. a consulting form located in Washington, DC, and creator of a radio and video production firm that has created “Why Work: Stories from the American Workplace.” Her tape and essay series with Dr. Dan Papero of A Systems View - Bowen Systems Theory Applied to the Workplace is available at www.asystemsview.com. She is a past president of the Family Firm Institute Research and Education Foundation. Contact Information: kwiseman@thebowencenter.org
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