Creation, January 6, 1957, India. Early education at University of Bombay. Post Masters Research and Advanced Training in HR at New York University, USA. M.Phil & Ph.D, in Management.
Dr. Sunil Gupta, the Creative Guru, attained his early education at the University of Bombay. He then worked for his Post Masters Research and Advanced Training at the University of New York, where he completed his Ph.D. in Management.
Dr. Gupta has been certified as a Master Trainer and Consultant personally by Dr. Edward de Bono. Dr. Gupta is licenced to offer Six Thinking Hats®, Lateral ThinkingTM, Simplicity®, and CoRTTM workshops and consultancy in the GCC, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
He is a Certified Master Black Belt in Six Sigma from Motorolla University USA, and a certified Mind Mapping Instructor from Tony Buzan.
He is certified in Kepner TregoeTM - Problem Solving and Decision Making Techniques, and is a certified facilitator for "Voice of the Customer", ODI Inc., USA. Dr. Gupta is also certified by Ken Blanchard in Whale DoneTM, Gung Ho®, and One Minute Manager®, and many other international certifications.
He has over 28-years of academic and industrial experience. His previous work assignments have been in Singapore, USA, India, Pakistan and the GCC countries with multinationals and Government sector. His core competencies include Management Development, HRD, Organization Development, Human Resource Information System (HRIS) General Management, Creativity and Change Management.
He was Corporate Manager-HRD at Colgate Palmolive Inc. India, where he received the Chairman's "You Can Make A Difference" Award. In Pakistan, Dr. Gupta has worked with BP, Castrol, Ufone, ICI, Toyota Indus Motors, Young Presidents' Organization and many other organizations in public and in-company programs.
Participants in his training programs have come from 35 countries and 75 nationalities.
“Dealing with complexity is an inefficient and unnecessary waste of time,
attention and mental energy.There is never any justification for things being complex when they could be simple”.
- Edward de Bono 
