Barry Brownstein

Barry Brownstein (Ph.D. Rutgers University) holds the CSX Chair in Leadership at the Merrick School of the University of Baltimore where he has taught since 1979. He is known for his quality innovative teaching and has won numerous teaching awards. Both his teaching and research interests cut across leadership and economics. At http://www.innerworkofleadership.com more information may be found about Barry's leadership book.

In 2002 along with his wife and then 7 year-old twins he began a multi-year project to climb all of the 48 peaks above 4000 ft. in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. They completed their odyssey on Mt. Adams in August 2006. His blog Climbing the "48" tells the story (http://nhhikes.blogspot.com). Currently he keeps a blog Giving Up Control (http://www.givingupcontrol.com) on economics, leadership and the inner-journey.