About me
For over a decade Buck Davis has worked in the field of personal and professional development. A recognized leader in the area of inclusion, diversity and happiness, Buck is a trusted resource for leaders looking to make their lives (and their teams), educational institutions and businesses better. His background in business consulting, clinical counseling and facilitation is supported by a strong education that includes an MBA and an MS in Professional Counseling.
What started out as a career in diversity training has grown into a consultancy that helps organizations increase the quality of their culture with the goal to improve the capacity within their work force. Buck combines a unique style, practical perspective and business mindset that people relate to and leaders appreciate.
He has been a contributor on CNN regarding diversity issues in America and has also appeared on QVC launching new products. His personal interest in happiness and positivity has led him to develop a thriving practice area in happiness, resilience and change management. These keynotes are among his most requested speaking engagements.
He has worked with manufacturing and government professionals, sales teams, educational institutions, retail staff, executives, administrative personnel, and union and non-union employees. His clients are among the most recognizable brands in the world and include The Coca-Cola Company, Ball Corp., Newell Rubbermaid, Starbucks, Disney Consumer Products, University of Colorado, Illinois State University, Disney Interactive Media Group, The Home Depot, Volkswagen, General Mills, Johnson & Johnson, Anna Griffin, Inc., Pratt & Whitney, Danone, GE Appliances, Novartis, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, ITC Holdings, Fortis Inc. Tucson Electrical Power, Microsoft, Kimberly Clark, Kellogg, TD Bank, The US EPA and Sodexo.
He is certified as a Workplace Disputes Mediator by the Atlanta Justice Center and has served as an instructor at The California Design College and The Art Institute of Atlanta, where he taught classes on career development, professional business practice and ethics in the workplace. He lives in Atlanta, GA.
