Gary Lospaluto is Founder and Chief Vision Officer of Collaborative Action Technologies, an organizational consulting and training firm. Over the last 18 years, Gary has developed, field tested, and installed Collaborative Action Technology (CAT), an organizational change and learning system that maximizes individual and organizational effectiveness, assures successful implementation, and measures bottom-line impact. The focus of his work is to develop practical organizational learning tools that maximize individual and team development, assure human dignity, and integrate ethics into daily business practice to create sustainable competitive distinctions.

Using CAT, Gary has redesigned and accelerated the effectiveness of business applications including: strategic planning, executive coaching and decision making, leadership, team development, customer relations, new product / service development, and educational and consulting methods.

He has worked with executives, all levels of management, and individual contributors in the private and public sectors. Clients have included Hewlett-Packard, Motorola, AT&T, Amoco Oil, Compaq Computer, Polaroid Corporation, SCT, as well as an array of smaller firms in telecommunications, health care, insurance, banking, education, and consulting.

Gary has held positions in marketing and sales in the high technology industry in such firms as Hewlett Packard and Unisys (Burroughs). In addition, he has developed and implemented sales curricula at General Electric (Honeywell).

Gary received a Master's Degree from Harvard University, where he studied and worked with Dr. Chris Argyris, James Bryant Conant Professor Emeritus of Education and Organizational Behavior, one of the founders of organizational learning. His graduate work focused on developing new methods to assist clients uncover previously undetected gaps in their implementation of organizational change and learning systems, while assuring the quality and bottom-line impact. Gary founded the Organization for Quality in Consulting at Harvard University. He has lectured at a number of institutions including: Harvard University, Purdue University, the Institute for Management Consulting, and agencies of the federal government.

Gary travels extensively for pleasure and enjoys spending time walking in nature, swimming, biking, and engaging in philosophical reflection.