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Dr. Michael D. Kull speaks and writes about the future of management and media. He is known for contributions in the areas of organizational narrative, leadership and knowledge management, community and social media. Considered a thought leader in digital storytelling, knowledge retention, and social learning theory. He has spoken at more than 50 conferences and has authored over 30 publications. As the founder of AMPLIFI, his consulting work and executive education has guided Federal Government and Fortune 500 organizations to discover innovative ways to create and share ideas and insights. He has been interviewed by the Washington Post, Baltimore Sun, Fox News, CNN, NBC, KM Magazine, KM World, CIO Magazine, Federal Computer Week, and the Voice of America.

Michael D. Kull earned a Ph.D. concurrently with an M.B.A., and holds an M.A. in International Affairs from The George Washington University, where he designed and taught the first knowledge management course in the world. His international experience includes around-the-world travel and documentary work across 35 countries. When not otherwise engaged, Dr. Kull works with independent filmmakers, authors, bloggers, podcasters and other social and cultural storytellers.