Client Voices

What clients have said about ITTL’s work

The following testimonials are presented as historical client statements about Dr. Lloyd C. Williams’ consulting, organizational development, and transformational work. Titles and affiliations reflect the role named at the time of the original testimonial.

Testimonials

Client voices from organizational work.

These testimonials are historical statements from people who described the consulting, diagnosis, facilitation, and development work in their own words.

Sarah Horsman

I think that what has been most amazing for me in my years of using consultants is the extent to which your work is so different and so impactful. I find that the level of intimacy that you create with your clients as a consultant enhances enormous trust and confidence in your competence. You are able to see the nuances of the problems within our organization and how they are connected to one another, simultaneously integrating multiple problems into multiple levels of solutions. You truly know the client from your analysis better than the organization knows itself. Your focus on the organization AND the individual is so different from others who seem to focus on either the individual OR the organization. I have truly discovered that if an organization is willing to embrace even three of the strategies you recommend, they would be light years ahead _ each step creating a high leverage point for the work of the organization. That you create this higher caliber leverage in your work is superior. Finally, what has helped me enormously is your ability to recommend essential placements of people that matches people to the roles that are needed by the organization, yet honor the employee. I truly appreciate what you have done for us in our organization.

Sarah Horsman — Human Resources Manager, The Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, Arizona

Ken Sergi

The significant positive impact you had on our organization has far exceeded my expectations. In consideration that Case Corporation is a Fortune 500 organization with world wide operations, the ability you have to systemically look at the people in diverse environments at all levels of the organization is nothing short of impressive. You helped us effect and impact change within the organization and ourselves. You taught us new methodologies and skills that empowered us to create systemic and sustainable processes for the organization. . The individual and organizational impact you had on our people, process and outcomes will have a long term positive impact on all of our operations.

Ken Sergi — Manager of Worldwide Organization Development and Training, CASE Corporation, Racine, Wisconsin

Duane Zussy

Dr. Williams introduced and institutionalized a new set of values – a new organizational culture, if you will – that emphasized service delivery, responsiveness, effectiveness and employee growth and development. His strategies created an appropriately balanced sincere concern for the individual and the group that initiated an overriding loyalty to the principles, values, and best interests of the organization.

Duane Zussy — Director of the Department Human Services, Multnomah County Oregon

Ann Langevin

As the facilitator for a mandated strategic planning session, Dr. Williams was able to help our Library System Board and Staff move beyond a troubled past toward a plan of work. He helped trustees and staff diagnose a breakdown in communications, to clear up misunderstandings and to develop both a mission statement and goals for the future. That he was able to accomplish all of this in one day is nothing less than a miracle.

Ann Langevin — Administrator, Clark County Library, Las Vegas City Government, Las Vegas, Nevada

Jack R. Gibb, Ph.D.

Lloyd Williams is one of the most articulate, highly intelligent, widely read and effective organizational consultants in Organizational Transformation, Organizational Development and Management Development that I have ever known and worked with. He is inventive, encourages creativity in others, allows freedom, and is supportive of systemic processes that can make the difference in organization. He is an excellent professional.

Jack R. Gibb, Ph.D. — President Omicron Associates, Inc., Director TORI Professional Development Program, Consultant, and Author

Testimonials are presented as written historical client statements. Titles and affiliations reflect the role named at the time of the original testimonial. If you are represented here and would like an attribution updated or removed, please contact us.

Beyond the Testimonial

A broader record of organizational work

The testimonials above describe individual experiences of the work. Dr. Williams’s wider professional record extends across corporate, public, nonprofit, healthcare, utility, academic, and international systems.

Client History Across Sectors

Organizations Served — A Partial Listing

Across organizational psychology consultation, executive development, research, facilitation, leadership development, training, and systems change, Dr. Lloyd C. Williams and ITTL-related consulting practices have worked across corporate, public, nonprofit, healthcare, utility, academic, and international settings. The organizations shown here represent a partial, non-ranked record drawn from Dr. Williams’s professional history.

Corporate & Industrial

Corporate, industrial, financial, technology, and commercial systems
17 organizations

Arizona Nuclear Power Project

Bergen-Brunswig Corporation

Brown & Root, Inc.

Cable & Wireless

CASE Corporation

Crook Motor Company

Fellows Corporate Consortium

First Interstate Bank of Oregon

Guidant Corporation

Hewlett-Packard Corporation

Honeywell

Key Bank of Oregon

LifeSafer Corporation

Mercedes-Freightliner Corporation

New United Motors

The Artisan Phoenician Group

Ventec Software Systems

Healthcare & Human Services

Healthcare, mental health, treatment, and human-services organizations
8 organizations

AHOMEFORUS

Alabama Department of Mental Health

Body Positive

Fierro Psychotherapy Associates Inc.

Mayo Clinic

Parkview Meadows Treatment Center

Sickle Cell Association of Southern California

St. Joseph’s Hospital

Government & Public Systems

City, county, state, provincial, and public-service systems
12 organizations

Alameda County Social Services Division

City of Anaheim

City of Las Vegas

City of Seattle

Clark County, Washington

Government of British Columbia, Canada

Government of New Brunswick, Canada

Multnomah County, Oregon

San Bernardino County

San Francisco County Social Services Division

Santa Clara County Department of Social Services

State of Iowa Human Services Division

Utilities & Infrastructure

Utility, infrastructure, energy, water, and laboratory contexts
5 organizations

Arizona Public Service Corporation

Chino Basin Municipal Water District

East Bay Municipal Utility District

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Pacific Gas and Electric

Foundations & Nonprofit Organizations

Foundation, nonprofit, association, community, and legal-service contexts
10 organizations

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Jobs for the Future

Oregon Bar Association

Oregon Law Foundation

Shanti Project

United Way of Greater Los Angeles

United Way of Pomona–San Gabriel Valley

W. K. Kellogg Foundation

Washington State Association of County Treasurers

Washington State Association of Financial Officers

Education & Institutional Development

Academic, accreditation, institutional-service, and development contexts
10 organizations

Argosy University

California Institute of Integral Studies

Georgia Institute of Technology

International Hotel Management Institute, Switzerland

John F. Kennedy School of Management

Marian College

Transcontinental University

Tuskegee University

Union Institute and University

University of Houston Law School

International & Cross-Cultural Contexts

International, cross-cultural, hospitality, peace, and resource contexts
4 organizations

Center for Peace and Conflict Management in Africa

Abuja, Nigeria

Payline Resources

Lagos, Nigeria

PressPayNG

Lagos, Nigeria

Singapore Hospitality & Tourism Association / SHATEC

Inclusion reflects documented professional service through consultation, organizational development, executive development, research, facilitation, training, or related institutional work. It does not imply a current engagement or present-day endorsement.

Professional Network

Affiliations and Collaborative Relationships

Dr. Williams’s wider professional work also includes international affiliations and collaborative relationships that extend beyond formal client engagements.

NCF Global LLC

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

National Consultancy & Follow-Up Group

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

These affiliations are presented separately from the organizations served listing and are not labeled as clients.

Next Step

Experience becomes useful when it meets the reality of your organization.

Every organizational system carries its own history, tensions, relationships, and decision patterns. ITTL begins by understanding those conditions before determining whether the next step is assessment, consultation, leadership development, research, training, or evaluation.

Contact

Start with a focused conversation.

Share the organizational challenge, its context, and the decision that needs to be made.ITTL will help determine whether the next step is consultation, cultural health assessment, leadership development, research, training, or evaluation.