Jim Driscoll founded Cohearity together with Jordan Stephens after a series of leadership roles at Intel Corporation. Early on at Intel, Jim held high-profile positions in corporate finance with a focus on strategic financial analysis and P&L management. Sensing the need for significant change at Intel, Jim soon founded the Center for Decision Leadership with the goal of dramatically improving the decision-making culture inside the company. With Jim at the helm, CDL drove faster, better decisions worth more than $50B and mentored more than 4,000 leaders in the art and science of making smarter choices. Leading several of Intel’s biggest decisions revealed a key truth: that even with access to the best decision science, it's not possible to consistently make timely, high-quality decisions in an environment of distrust, disunity, and confusion. That insight led Jim to combine the best of decision science with what's required to build more trusting and cohesive teams; work that helped him routinely rank in the top 1% out of several thousand of his fellow executives. Jim's expertise in decision-making and team health extends far beyond the technology industry: Jim is a two-time appointee to the Panel of Examiners for the Raiffa-Howard Award for Organizational Decision Quality and was responsible for assessing decision making at both Chevron and Lilly. Jim has served as both President and Vice President of the Society of Decision Professionals (SDP) including multiple terms as an elected member of the SDP's Board of Directors. He is a frequent guest speaker at conferences, universities, and leadership summits. Jim is a graduate of the University of Oregon's Charles H. Lundquist College of Business and he holds a Certificate in Strategic Decisions and Risk Management from Stanford University. Jim and his family live in Portland, Oregon.