About Doron Noyman

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Doron Noyman helps students and young adults build the skills employers expect but schools rarely teach: how to communicate with confidence, build relationships, and show their value.

He brings more than 30 years of Silicon Valley business development experience and 2,500+ professional and community events into classrooms, career centers, and nonprofit programs. He has created nationally recognized programs in financial education, career readiness, and credit-building for young adults, and he chairs workforce development for the Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce and Innovation.

Doron is the author of the From Invisible to Valuable series. Skills for Career Success teaches the workplace skills no one explains in school. How to Network Without Anxiety gives students a five-step system for starting conversations and building trust. Networking in the Age of AI shows how to use AI to prepare and follow up while keeping human connection at the center. Schools, career centers, and nonprofits use the books to give students practical tools for college, careers, and adult life.

His novel, Santa Skipped Silicon Valley, tells the story of a college student who is homeless and hiding in plain sight until someone finally sees him.

Doron serves as Chair of the Board of Sunday Friends Foundation and on the Advisory Board of the Center for Banking and Financial Services at San Jose State University. He holds a B.S. in Economics from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Master of Studies in Law from USC Gould School of Law.

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