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Douglas M. Yeaman’s
Biographic Portfolio
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Doug Yeaman, a powerful motivator who
has trained tens of thousands of profession-
als, is the founder of Quantum Management
Systems. A highly respected management
consultant, he is known for his ability to
motivate and train people within organiza-
tions, enabling them to become highly pro-
ductive and for enabling organizations to
become high performance systems.
Mr. Yeaman's impressive track record
includes founding a soft drink company at
the age of 23 which he subsequently sold to
a Fortune 500 company and began to estab-
lish his now national recognition and reputa-
tion. Mr. Yeaman spent a year as a business
consultant in Europe and the United King-
dom. Upon his return to the United States in
the early 1970's, he organized a large man-
agement consulting company in the San
Francisco Bay area. The firm specialized in
organizational development and manage-
ment. In 1976 he created the highly respected
Laser™ Management Training. Today, Mr.
Yeaman is a highly respected management
consultant and is known for his ability to
motivate and train within organizations,
enabling them to become high performance
systems .
Mr. Yeaman displayed his impressive
aptitude for systems and system development
at the young age of 8, creating his first com-
puter, which he made to play tic tac toe from
wire, orange juice cans, wood and penlight
batteries and lights. At the age of 9 he made
his first crystal radio from war surplus parts.
At the age of 10 he displayed his first
attraction to business creating a shoe-shine
business with his two younger brothers
shining the shoes for monthly customers he
found and sold.
At the age of 11 he started a business
building miniature crystal radios and selling
them to school mates.
At the age of 12 he continued his success-
ful radio business and entered his first sci-
ence fair, winning first place with the con-
struction of an electric motor made from wire,
orange juice cans and wood and nails.
At the age of 13 he entered the science
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