Nancy Kline is President of Time To Think, an international leadership development and coaching company. She is also a published author and public speaker.

Nancy created and pioneered the development of the theory and process called The Thinking Environment^®. This model allows people to turn their teams, organizations, and relationships into Thinking Environments in which people at every level can think for themselves, with rigor, imagination, and courage. The process increases the quality of thinking in, and thus of concrete results from, all human interactions, both in pairs and in groups, and decreases the amount of time it takes to achieve them.

Nancy and the other Time To Think Consultants and Coaches do Thinking Environment work in companies, universities, human resource organizations, Coaching organizations, legal networks, government agencies and non-profit organizations. Thinking Environment work is active in the United States, UK, Ireland, Sweden, Australia and South Africa.

Time To Think began in 1984 and grew out of Nancy's consulting and teaching work near Washington, DC, where she had served as a Founding Director of The Thornton Friends School for twelve years and as Director of The Leadership Institute for six years. She is a Fellow of Ashridge Management College, UK.

Nancy was born and raised in New Mexico and lives in England with her husband, Christopher Spence.

Time To Think clients include:

Time Warner, Pfizer, Shell, May Gurney, GlaxoSmithKline, The International Coaching Federation, The Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development, The European Mentoring and Coaching Council, Association For Coaching,HM Customs and Excise, The NHS, Volunteering England, The BBC, The Coop Bank, The Tate Gallery, National Children's Homes, Ashridge Management College, Oxfam, Johnson & Johnson,Kent County Council, Early Years.

Nancy's publications include:

More Time To Think:A Way Of Being In The World (FKP 2009), Time To Think: Listening To Ignite The Human Mind (Cassell Orion, 1999, 9th printing), Women and Men: Changing Leadership (BBC TV, 1994), Women and Power: How Far Can We Go? (BBC Worldwide, 1993), At Least a Hundred Principles of Love( with Christopher Spence), and numerous articles on leadership, human development ,and thinking.