Carter recently retired from a very successful career in consulting, writing and teaching. He supervised up to 50 consultants working worldwide. He published 10 books, several of them award-winning. He taught numerous workshops and courses covering a wide range of topics. See more about Carter from the links on the left side of these pages.
He wrote about his life and career in his memoir Wolf: A Memoir of Love and Atonement, including about how he overcame PTSD to go on to thrive in life and work. Colleagues honored him with a moving tribute to his career.
“Among my Dakota and Absaroke people is a saying
that I can only really translate into English
using a double negative:
‘I do not remember a time when I did not know him.’
It is intended to point out and compliment
one who has had a good, significant impact on another,
an impact so great that one’s history is changed.
That is what I say to you, Carter,
I do not remember when I did not know you.”
– Jon Bell, consultant, Somerset, Wisconsin