Neil H. Snyder

Neil Snyder earned a Ph.D. degree in strategic management from the University of Georgia in 1979 and taught leadership and strategy at the University of Virginia for 25 years. He retired from UVA in 2004 after devoting his professional career to teaching and research at UVA's McIntire School of Commerce. He is the author of numerous business books including Vision, Values & Courage (The Free Press, 1994) and The Will to Lead (Irwin Professional Publishing, 1997), and he has published more than 100 articles and business case studies. Currently, he is professor emeritus at the University of Virginia.

During his tenure at UVA, he served as Policy Advisor for Regulatory Reform to Governor Charles S. Robb of Virginia (1982-1985), and he was co-chairman in 1985 and chairman in 1986 of the Governor's Conference on Small Business in Virginia. In 1985, he received the Small Business Advocacy Award of the Virginia Chamber of Commerce.

He served as deacon at Milledge Avenue Baptist Church in Athens, Georgia while working on his doctorate and at Crozet Baptist Church in Crozet, Virginia while teaching at the University of Virginia. In 2002, he began presenting the content of HIS NAME IS YAHWEH to groups in the United States, and since June 2004 he has devoted his time to delivering the message in this book to a global audience and writing books.

Neil Snyder's latest books include What Will You Do with the Rest of Your Life?, Falsely Accused, Stand!, and If You Voted for Barack Obama in 2008 to Prove You're Not a Racist, You Need to Vote for Someone Else in 2012 to Prove You're Not an Idiot.

Neil Snyder's blog, SnyderTalk.com, is updated daily. It includes news items from around the world and a SnyderTalk editorial. SnyderTalk focuses primarily on Yahweh and Israel, but it covers the whole world. He also has a YouTube channel called SnyderTalk Video Commentary.

Neil Snyder continues to write about global events on a regular basis for American Thinker and PJ Media. You can see a list of his articles and blogs at http://www.snydertalk.com/?page_id=17503.