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Paul Wang Zhan Cheng
 Paul
has worked as a trainer, facilitator, coach and consultant since 1996. He has
worked with leaders and managers from various organizations and industries. Paul
specializes in leadership development, management skills, problem solving,
decision making processes, communication, team building, personal effectiveness,
and thinking methods.
Paul
passionately believes in the inherent maturity, willingness, and competence of
adults to learn and to solve problems. He naturally and skillfully facilitates
processes that release leaders’ potential in an emotional and experiential way.
His style and methods help to make him a sought-after facilitator throughout
Asia. With his simple language and graphical skill, difficult concepts become
easily understood. His questions encourage deeper thinking, and his
well-designed activities engage participants in a constant learning journey.
Paul’s
resourcefulness is due to his diversified experience. Before he became a master
facilitator, he worked in other various occupations: a middle school teacher, a
chief accountant in a shoe making factory, a valve manufacturer, a computer
artist for a television program, a translator for joint ventures of large
business projects, an English language teacher in China Education Television (CETV),
and a manager in several business organizations. Those experiences add value and
texture to his competence and effectiveness. Paul has consulted and trained
within many industries such as IT, power grids, pharmaceutics, newspapers,
automobile manufacturers, iron and steel plants, hotel groups, construction
machinery dealers, real estate developers, research institutes, and government
organizations.
Paul
graduated from Capital Normal University (Beijing) and New York State
University’s graduate school TESL program (Teaching English as Second Language).
He is a certified instructor by the Institute of American Hotel & Logging
Association (AHLA), a certified instructor of Seven Habits of Highly Effective
People by Franklin Covey, and is certified in the Six Thinking Hats program by
Edward de Bono. Paul also serves as translator and cultural guide for many
western thought leaders visiting China. He is currently a student in Pepperdine
University’s Master of Science in Organization Development program (MSOD).
Paul
lives in Beijing, China with his wife and daughter.
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