B AronsonBill Aronson is a memory coach who supports thought leaders. He has helped hundred of people of all ages to improve their memory. Recently, in front of an invited audience, Bill recalled a string of 240 binary numbers in under 240 seconds and in 2015recalled Pi to 304 decimal places. He does this mental acrobatics to demonstrate that anyone can increase their memory. Bill says, "If I can do it, so can you. I have an ordinary memory, but an extraordinary process that I want to share with you." Bill is known as a thought leader gently challenging and always on the cutting edge. Everything that he does has the context of creating transformation. He is a member of MENSA, has an IQ of 178, a disability that he has finally come to accept. Bill has practiced mindfulness for over forty years and has been fortunate to meet some of the most significant visionaries of our time, including Osho. He has been poisoned, almost blown up in Northern Ireland, India (twice), and Israel and is pleasantly surprised that he is still alive. Most mornings he awakens with the thought "what can possibly go right?" Bill is a former director of the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (Australia), which he helped turn around from an embarrassing $800K loss to break-even in eighteen months. He has also served on the board of the International Coach Federation of Australasia, is an ICF certified coach and an active member of Rotary whose motto is service above self. Bill divides his time between Hobart, Tasmania, and London, UK. To date, he has written nine books on business transformation including Turning up for Life (Lulu 2011). Read More Read Less