David Peter Stroh
David Peter Stroh is a founding partner of Bridgeway Partners. He previously co-founded Innovation Associates, the pioneering consulting firm in the area of organizational learning, with Peter Senge, et al. His expertise lies in visionary planning, leadership development, systems thinking, organization design, and change management.

David enables diverse stakeholders to align around a common purpose and integrate their thinking to improve individual and collective performance. Over the past several years he has focused on applying systems thinking to conflict resolution, both within individual organizations and around such deeply embedded problems as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and civil unrest in Burundi. His not-for-profit and public sector clients have included the World Bank, Kellogg Foundation, Collaborative for Development Action, Alliance for International Conflict Prevention and Resolution, National Urban League, and Massachusetts Department of Social Services. He has also worked extensively in the private sector with such clients as British Petroleum, Shell, Amalgamated Bank of South Africa, Gillette, Johnson & Johnson, Unilever, Siemens, and Digital Equipment Corporation.

David is on the board of the Global Action Network Net, a charter member of the global Society for Organizational Learning, and a frequent speaker at the annual Systems Thinking in Action Conference. He was a National Science Foundation Fellow at MIT, where he earned an M.A. in City Planning. He also graduated Summa cum Laude with degrees in Civil Engineering and Urban Studies from the University of Michigan.