Linda B. Catlin, president and principal of Claymore Associates, Inc., has over 25 years experience in organizational consulting, human resources, management training, and educational administration.

Her experience includes positions as associate dean of instruction at the Dallas Community College District, administrative director for the Biochemistry Department at Southwestern Medical School/University of Texas Health Science Center, and training director at Shepard's/McGraw-Hill. Since 1992 she has been an independent consultant working with organizations in healthcare, the nonprofit sector, and private industry. In addition, Linda has extensive teaching experience at Colorado College, University of St. Francis, and Pikes Peak Community College.

Linda is the co-author of International Business: Cultural Sourcebook and Case Studies (2nd edition, Cincinnati: ITP/South-Western Publishing Co.), a collection of original case studies and exercises on the cultural factors of international business. Her work also appears in two edited volumes, Ethics in Nonprofit Management and Experiential Activities for Intercultural Learning, and in Physician Executive.

She is a member of American Association of Healthcare Consultants, American College of Healthcare Executives, American Evaluation Association, Society for Applied Anthropology, and National Association for the Practice of Anthropology.

Linda has an undergraduate degree in European history and French and a master's in public administration. She completed doctoral level coursework in cultural anthropology at Wayne State University.