Talks or Speeches Presented

Advancing Human Creative Potential in New-Tech, New-Global, New-Aesthete Textile Design, March 2002, Digital Printing Industry of America's Annual Conference, (proposed).

Business Innovation and Human Creative Endeavor in the Era of New Commerce
February, 2, 2000, The Silicon Valley Association of Software Entrepreneurs, Sunnyvale
Panel Organizer and Moderator

Electronic Commerce and Art Start-ups: The New Business of Creativity
November 4, 1999, The Silicon Valley Association of Software Entrepreneurs, Sunnyvale
Panel Organizer and Moderator

Internet and E-Commerce Business Models
August 12, 1999, The Forum for Women Entrepreneurs, Redwood City

Data Mining: An Intellectual Fascination
July, 1997, Naviant Technology Solutions, Inc. With a Powerpoint slide presentation.

Finance As A Human Science
May 2, 1997, The Center for the Study of Ethics in The Professions

Barings: Trader Character and Agency in Brave New Finance
May 20, 1996, to the Over The Counter Debt Formation Course, The Stuart School of Business

Politics as a System of Categorical Imperatives: Foot, Hobbes’ Fool and Deontological Rationality
August 6, 1992, to NEH Summer Seminar, Northwestern University
December 7, 1992, to The Ethics and Political Theory Workshop, Stanford University

The Categorical Imperative of Prudence
March 31, 1991 to The Department of Philosophy, Brandeis University
November 19, 1991 to The Minnesota Philosophical Society

Eat, Drink, and Be Merry: Deontology Precluded?
October 10, 1991 to The Department of Philosophy, St. Cloud State University

Ignoring The Personal Good
November 10, 1990 to The Department of Philosophy, The University of Maryland

Ignoring The Good
September 11, 1988 to The Conference on Contemporary Moral Theory The University of St. Andrews, Scotland

Papers or Speeches Presented on Zoroaster, (a major world thinker)

Being Zoroastrian
July 3, 1998, The Eleventh North American Zoroastrian Congress, New York estimate of audience size: 700 people

The Yashts: A Light Ecology Ethics
November 1996, The Third World Gathic Conference, Rochester, New York

The Opening Speech: The Zoroastrian Name in the New North American Epoch 2050
July 3,1995, The Seventh North American Youth Congress, Stanford University estimate of audience size: 320 people

Kant: The Enlightenment Zoroastrian
December 7, 1994, Guest Lecturer to Professor Eckart Forster, Stanford University
October 29, 1994, The Second World Gathic Conference, Costa Mesa

Zoroastrian Thought and Liberal Education: A Mutual Relationship
July 3, 1994, The Ninth North American Zoroastrian Congress, Valley Forge estimate of audience size: 500+

Excursion in The Past: A Project in Reviving Memory
March 23, 1993 to The Zoroastrian Anjuman of Northern California