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Gabriel Iqbal
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Gabriel Iqbal is a Canadian award-winning and internationally acclaimed scientist, author, poet and humanitarian. He designs the curriculum and teaches the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program in Biology and Theory of Knowledge, which is based on a Swiss Education Program and heads the department of science at his current post.
After having secured a scholarship for distinguished performance in a Diploma in Health Sciences at Ealing, Hammersmith and West London College, UK, in the early 90's, he was privileged to work under one of the world's eminent Biologist, Dr. Ray McNeil Alexander and earned a BSc. Honours in Biology from the University of Leeds, UK, with a key focus on Human Evolution. Later on, he completed a Post-Graduation in Science Education with a specialism in History of Science from the same university and taught science for several years. Further, his career focused on Lean Management, Sustainable Development, Organizational Behaviour, and Wellbeing. He has worked internationally for almost 30 years and has written multiple books encompassing transdisciplinary subjects.
Gabriel is also a paradigm-shifting Lean Management Certified Trainer and a Certified Internal Auditor for Environmental Health and Safety Management Systems that includes ISO 14001 (Environmental Management Systems Training) and OHSAS 18001 (Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems Training). Gabriel has provided Ethical Leadership, Management, Corporate and Social Responsibility, Human Motivation, Sustainable Development and Well-being Programs via his training and development organization, the Eureka Academy:
www.eurekamakingadifference.com
Gabriel's major work is represented in, "Heart Intelligence" - Book Trilogy, which is accompanied by a non-profit Film:
www.heartintelligencebook.com
Gabriel's books and encyclopedias are available on Amazon:
www.amazon.com/Gabriel-Iqbal/e/B00PTJ0OIK
Gabriel is married to Tracy Liu and they have two daughters, Rumi and Roya and live in Oakville, Ontario, Canada.
Gabriel Iqbal is a Canadian award-winning and internationally acclaimed scientist, author, poet and humanitarian. He designs the curriculum and teaches the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program in Biology and Theory of Knowledge, which is based on a Swiss Education Program and heads the department of science at his current post.
After having secured a scholarship for distinguished performance in a Diploma in Health Sciences at Ealing, Hammersmith and West London College, UK, in the early 90's, he was privileged to work under one of the world's eminent Biologist, Dr. Ray McNeil Alexander and earned a BSc. Honours in Biology from the University of Leeds, UK, with a key focus on Human Evolution. Later on, he completed a Post-Graduation in Science Education with a specialism in History of Science from the same university and taught science for several years. Further, his career focused on Lean Management, Sustainable Development, Organizational Behaviour, and Wellbeing. He has worked internationally for almost 30 years and has written multiple books encompassing transdisciplinary subjects.
Gabriel is also a paradigm-shifting Lean Management Certified Trainer and a Certified Internal Auditor for Environmental Health and Safety Management Systems that includes ISO 14001 (Environmental Management Systems Training) and OHSAS 18001 (Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems Training). Gabriel has provided Ethical Leadership, Management, Corporate and Social Responsibility, Human Motivation, Sustainable Development and Well-being Programs via his training and development organization, the Eureka Academy:
www.eurekamakingadifference.com
Gabriel's major work is represented in, "Heart Intelligence" - Book Trilogy, which is accompanied by a non-profit Film:
www.heartintelligencebook.com
Gabriel's books and encyclopedias are available on Amazon:
www.amazon.com/Gabriel-Iqbal/e/B00PTJ0OIK
Gabriel is married to Tracy Liu and they have two daughters, Rumi and Roya and live in Oakville, Ontario, Canada.
The author with his family
