New Friends in Yanbu

ByDavid Cory
Four photos: Top left is a buffet indoors with some men milling about behind the black food covered counter in the foreground. The top right is a group selfie of a large group of smiling men. The bottom left is a line up of men standing indoors and shoulder to shoulder and smiling. The bottom right shows two men standing shoulder to shoulder and smiling. The man on the right has glasses and grey hair, and the one on the left has a slight moustache and a red, white, and black head scarf.

David Cory is the President and founder of The Emotional Intelligence Training Company (1998).David was one of the first Certified Master Trainers in the area of Emotional Intelligence with MHS Inc. (1998) and is considered to be an international expert on the integration of emotional intelligence and leadership development. As a coach and trainer with 20 years of experience working with leaders and organizations, he has had the privilege of working globally. David received his Master of Arts Degree in Adult Education (University of British Columbia 1995). More about David Cory

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