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Thomas Triumph

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TOM is a hands-on technology executive who helps large organizations act more nimbly in the market and small companies scale. Leading marketing and business development, he has launched numerous technology products and led cross-functional teams – including participating in two technology revolutions – less invasive medical devices and the Internet/software. Tom has been a part of some remarkable technology and business growth success stories (as well as some misfires). Building submarines out of 55-gallon drums in grade school, he eventually fulfilled a childhood dream of living aboard a research ship (Jacques Cousteau was on the Board of Directors) and tending to the mini-sub. Tom has also wrestled in the Olympic Trials, founded a consumer electronic company, and worked for leading companies to help launch and lead: medical device products, software, SaaS, Internet companies, professional consulting services, and 25 ton hovercraft built entirely from composite materials. This broad background has resulted in two unique characteristics - the depth of skill that allows Tom to contribute to the technical, business and creative process; and the disposition for collaboration across disciplines. He's an enthusiastic and collaborative team player who maintains a good sense of humor.

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15 Second Creativity Test

"Our brains are wired to perceive things habitually, which means we're often missing out on alternative perspectives. This concept isn't just a visual trick; it mirrors a critical challenge in business." ...

Columbo and the Phoenix Checklist

Here's what you can learn from the detective Columbo, and the problem-solving methodology developed by the CIA called the "Phoenix Checklist." ...

Purposeful Practice

"You know that work you do, and that hobby you're doing? The good news is.. we can all keep improving,and actually even get great at it." ...

Go Slow To Go Fast

"It's the "deliberate practice" studied by psychologist Anders Ericsson, and noted by Abraham Lincoln when he said, "I'm a slow walker, but I never walk back." ...