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Denzil is living in San Francisco and is now running a brand consulting company called widgetwonder, which offers assessment services, strategic planning, and facilitation of internal brand communications and training.

Denzil has also designed and delivered Account Planner training programs, and facilitates improvisation training and storytelling workshops for corporate clients. (Hence the clown costume.) He believes improv experience has the power to transform organizational dynamics, change people's lives, and help evolve the emotional intelligence of the human race. He hopes its not too late.

His wife, Pamela Holm, is the author of "The Toaster Broke, So We Got Married." The New York Times Book Review said, "The smell of burning toast inspired Pamela Holm's boyfriend to suggest marriage; surely they could count on a new toaster as a wedding present." (That's our Denzil!)

In his spare time, Denzil can be heard twice a week drumming in a Brazilian Samba dance class, or practicing his rock chops on a drum kit at home. Occasionally, he makes his own wine from the fine grapes of Sonoma County.

He is also in the process of writing his own book, called "Beyond Branding: How the New Values of Transparency & Trust are Changing the World of Brands".