Welcome, I’m Dalmo.

I am the author of The 4 Streams of Leadership, a technologist, mathematician, and leader. Throughout my career, I have been incredibly lucky to be part of extraordinary companies, surrounded by amazing people, and together we build high-quality, high-value products. From a successful financial startup that went through an IPO (RiskMetrics); to the media giant Disney; to small startups; and Workday, an industry-leading SaaS provider.

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Are you prepared to lead?

Many more fail in leadership and management due to unpreparedness than to incompetence.


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