David Ngo

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David Ngo is the creator of Stanford’s first behavior design program. Formerly, he was a member at the Persuasive Tech Lab (now known as the Stanford Behavior Design Lab). Thereafter he became the CEO at Behavior Delta, a Behavior Design firm, having worked with UNICEF, Spotify, Pearson, Noom, ThinkCERCA, NBCNews, and more. He is the co-author of the first public behavior design (soon-to-be-published) book with BJ Fogg PhD, the pioneer in behavior design. In 2011, the World Economic Forum's Wellness Workplace Alliance selected the Fogg Behavior Model as their framework for health behavior change. David meditates daily. His next initiative will be on raising human consciousness.

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