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| Born | Jack Lord Nasher-Awakemian 1 June 1979 Korbach, Germany |
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| Years active | 2004–present |
| Known for | Negotiation, business psychology, mentalism |
Jack Nasher (born Jack Lord Nasher-Awakemian; 1 June 1979) [1] is a German author, negotiation advisor. [2]
Nasher went to school in Germany, France, and in the United States. [3] He received a master's degree in Philosophy and Psychology at Trier University. [4] After that, he studied Management Sciences for a year at Oxford before studying law from 2004-2008 at the Frankfurt University. At Oxford, Nasher was a Research Associate of Holywell Manor, Oxford. Parallel to his law studies, Nasher completed a doctorate in philosophy at Vienna University. [5] Nasher concluded his legal training at the European Court of Justice, the European Parliament, the law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom. [6] and the German mission to the United Nations in New York City. [7]
Nasher started his teaching career as a tutor at Oxford University, where he also conducted interviews for prospective students, before being appointed Professor for Leadership and Organization at Munich Business School in 2010. [8] At the time of his appointment, he was the youngest professor in the state of Bavaria. [9] His professorship at Munich Business School ended in September 2023. [10] He is a visiting faculty of the Bing Overseas Studies Program at Stanford University [11]
Nasher mostly applies psychological concepts in order to assess and influence individuals, mostly in the context of negotiations. He is a contributor for Forbes and authors the annual Top 10 list of "World Changing Negotiations". [12] Nasher's books reached were published in the USA, the United Kingdom, Australia, India, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Poland, Czech Republic, Korea, Russia, Taiwan, Japan, Mexico and China. [13]
Nasher's work has been covered in publications such as The Wall Street Journal, [14] [15] ZEIT, [16] Fast Company, [17] Inc. [18] and Forbes. [19]
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Nasher donated his royalties from his book publication on Karl Popper's Open Society ("Die Staatstheorie Karl Poppers") to Human Rights Watch, [28] a nonprofit, nongovernmental organization. [29]
Nasher is an avid mentalist and regularly performs at The Magic Castle [30] [31] in Hollywood, California. He has performed in the show Manhattan Magic on Times Square in New York City in 2009., [32] and was a participant in the German TV-Show The next Uri Geller . [33]
Nasher acted as a co-executive producer for the British gangster movie "The Smoke" [34] that was introduced at the Marbella International Film Festival. [35]
He is a cousin of the Afghan singer Farhad Darya.
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