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 Debra Condren, Ph.D., is a psychologist, executive coach, and business consultant. She is the founder and president of Business Psychology Solutions, a performance and career development firm based in New York City and San Francisco.
Dr. Condren received a U.S. Small Business Administration's “Women In Business Advocate of the Year 2000” award in recognition of her work as founder and executive director of the San Francisco Bay Area Women's Business Alliance, an organization utilized by 2500 women over seven years (www.WomensBizAlliance.org); her nomination was supported by U.S. Senators Barbara Boxer and Diane Feinstein. Dr. Condren also served as an Advisory Member to the American Psychological Association’s Presidential Task Force on Adolescent Girls.
Over fifteen years, she has coached over 1200 professionals, small business owners, executives, budding entrepreneurs, and students. Also an entrepreneur, business owner, and sought-after speaker, Dr. Condren’s ongoing research findings, timely career advice, and organizational consulting techniques in the corporate and small-business sectors have been featured on Fox Television's “Good Day New York”, on National Public Radio's “Morning Edition”, on numerous Canadian CBC talk shows, as well as in publications including: The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Chicago Tribune, BusinessWeek Online, Black Enterprise, The Washington Post, Working Mother, Seventeen, and Newsday. Dr. Condren's upcoming book, “Am-BITCH-ous: How to Be Her Now! A Woman's Guide to Redefining Ambition as a Virtue, Reigniting Career Passion, and Earning Her Worth Doing Work She Loves” (Morgan Road Books / Random House, Fall 2006), is based on interviews with 500 high-achievers.
Dr. Condren’s partial client list includes executive coaching, organizational and leadership development work with individuals and groups from the following companies or organizations: Sprint, Medtronic, Stanford University, Columbia University Women in Business (CWIB), 3M, American Red Cross, YWCA, Whole Child Initiative (a Dr. Jane Goodall and Marion Wright Edelman project), Immigration and Naturalization Service, City of San Jose, Federal Reserve Bank, Children’s Hospital and Research Center, T. Rowe Price Associates, Pacific Bell, Hewlett-Packard, Coldwell Banker, Incyte Genomics, and many others.
Dr. Condren divides her time between homes in New York City and San Francisco and lives with her husband, son, and stepson.
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