David Noble

David Noble is trusted by CEOs and their teams to help them successfully crack high stakes leadership tests. He specializes in first time CEOs and top leaders who want to create a step change in their performance. David founded VIEW Advisors in 2009.

David has over 30 years of experience in operating roles as well as consulting to senior executives globally across a range of industry sectors. In addition to VIEW Advisors, David has served as a Senior Advisor to both Egon Zehnder and Oliver Wyman Group for the past ten years. He helps these organizations develop new intellectual property on leadership and delivers it to their most senior clients on a global basis.

David is on the Council of Advisors to the Institute of Coaching (affiliated with Harvard Medical School) and is a member of the Management Advisory Board of TowerBrook Capital Partners, the first B Corp Private Equity firm where he works with CEOs of portfolio companies and coaches Fund partners. He was named a member of the Marshall Goldsmith 100 global Leaders and Coaches.

David was previously a Managing Partner in strategy consulting at Oliver Wyman Group in New York, Shanghai, and Hong Kong. Before that, David was global leader of AT Kearney's Financial Services Practice, a Managing Director in Group Management, an Executive Vice President of the Individual Investor Group at Morgan Stanley, and a Senior Vice President at RBC. At RBC he held a number of roles including leading the world's first digital bank, executive roles in corporate and institutional banking and strategy, and Assistant Chief Economist.

David has a Master's degree in International Management from McGill University, an MA in Economics from Queen’s University and a BA (First class honors) from University of British Columbia.

David lives in New York with his husband, Douglas. He is active in the NPO world as an advisor and Board member.

Education

• McGill University - Master's degree, International Management 1997 - 1998
• Queen's University - Master of Arts - MA, Economics 1982 - 1983
• The University of British Columbia - Bachelor of Arts - BA First Class Honors, Economics 1978 - 1982