Simon Fowler comes from a career in training and development, co-designing and implementing behavior change and reskilling solutions in biotech, aerospace, finance and energy. Most recently he was VP Learning Product Development at Korn Ferry, following membership of the Senior Leadership Team at AchieveForum. He brings deep experience in behavior change, observing keenly what works and what doesn’t work, mostly recognizing from reading, the research and from direct experimentation the limitations of individualistic approaches to almost anything in life. In a volunteer capacity through his church, Simon has most recently co-led key initiatives: providing emergency food relief in the areas
 of Boston most impacted by COVID; resettling Afghan refugee ‘new neighbors’; running weekly dinners & breakfasts in downtown Boston for the unhoused. Simon is shaped deeply by a Christian faith, a large family with six sisters and no brothers,, and early experiences traveling the world including time in El Salvador during the civil war, and working with Burmese students recording the atrocities inside Burma at the time. Co-founder of a New England non-profit with a focus on relationships, Simon and colleagues shut it down because they realized that they weren’t willing to sacrifice their most important relationships in order to tell others to prioritize theirs.