Jack Nasher

Jack Nasher-Awakemian (born Jack Lord Nasher-Awakemian)^[1] born 1979 in Korbach, Germany to his father Dr. Mano Awakemian, and mother Dr. Nasher). He is a German author and a professor at Munich Business School.

Life

Nasher received a master's degree in Philosophy at Trier University, completed his first law degree in Frankfurt, and a master's degree in management studies at Oxford University's Said Business School. He was a Research Associate of Holywell Manor at Balliol College, Oxford University,^[2] and completed a doctorate in philosophy at the Sir Karl Popper Institute in Vienna.^[3] He worked as a postdoctoral tutor for management students at Oxford University, and was appointed Professor for Leadership and Organizational Behavior at Munich Business School.^[4] Nasher is one of six executive producers for the movie "Two Days in the Smoke".^[5]

Mentalism

Nasher-Awakemian is an avid mentalist and participated in the German TV-Show The next Uri Geller.^[6] He also has yearly appearances at The Magic Castle^[7][8] in Hollywood, California and has performed in the show Manhattan Magic on Times Square in New York City in 2009.^[9]

Publications (selected works)

Some of his books were bestsellers in Germany^{[10][11][12][13]}

• Die Kunst, Kompetenz zu zeigen. mvg 2004, ISBN 978-3478734608
• Die Moral des Glücks. Eine Einführung in den Utilitarismus. Duncker & Humblot 2009, ISBN 978-3-428-12877-8
• Durchschaut! Das Geheimnis, kleine und große Lügen zu entlarven. Heyne Verlag 2010, ISBN 978-3-453-16992-0 also published in China, Korea, Taiwan, Poland, Czech Republic, Austria and Switzerland.^[14]
• Deal! Du gibst mir, was ich will. Campus 2013, ISBN 978-3593398211 also published in Russia, Korea, Taiwan, China, Austria and in Switzerland.^[15]

TV appearances

• MDR Hier ab Vier on April 17, 2010^[16]
• ZDF-Mittagsmagazin on June 2, 2010 i ^[17]
• SWR-Nachtcafé on September 24, 2010 ^[18] and February 1, 2011^[19]
• WDR-Talkshow westart on April 3, 2011^[20]
• TV Total (Pro7): on March 29, 2011^[21] and on March 7, 2013.^[22]
• WDR Kölner Treff on April 13, 2011 ^[23]
• ARD Einsplus on November 6, 2011^[24]
• RTL Morning Show on February 14, 2013^[25]
• ARTE x:enius on March 1, 2013^[26]
• Abendschau BR on February 14, 2013^[27]
• SWR-Leute on June 3, 2013^[28]
• Stern TV on RTL on July 31, 2013^[29]
• DAS rote Sofa NDR on August 8, 2013^[30]

References

External links

• Official Website
• Munich Business School Faculty Page