Steve Bohler is the founder of The Oxford Program and a master career coach. Rather than just reading about the career change process, Steve has lived it. He teaches from experience.

Steve writes career advice articles for top-tier websites such as AOL, Techies, and ImproveNow.com. He has also moderated career advice forums on Monster.com and the Princeton Review website. With his unique methodology and vast knowledge of available career options, Steve is one of America's top career coaches.  

History of the Oxford Program. Thirteen years ago, Steve walked away from a career as the youngest executive at a large Wall Street investment bank, and went to England to coach the prestigious Oxford University lightweight rowing team. 

That unusual career change prompted subsequent studies into organizational psychology and the relationship between human nature and career choices. Feeling strongly that one's work life should not be dreaded, Steve researched and developed the concept of one's "natural vocation". 

After years of research, assembling the most sophisticated arsenal of tools known to the career counseling profession, and working with clients in his private practice, Steve developed the "Oxford Program" --  a truly superior career-discovery and selection methodology.

With his unique methodology and vast knowledge of available career options, Steve is considered one of America's top career coaches.

The Oxford Program was developed out of a commitment to help people discover opportunities that fit not only their nature, but also their situation.

As the Founder and Head Career Coach of the Oxford Program, Steve's mission is to help program clients make life-changing discoveries and lead extraordinary lives.

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