HBR spotlights the work of the world’s most transformative management thinkers who are helping organizations prepare for the next 100 years
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These world-renowned strategists and scholars can help you navigate the choppy waters caused by a confluence of challenging world events.
In a series of MIT Sloan Management Review articles, “Leading Digital” author George Westerman explains how leaders can prepare for a new era
In their explosive new book, futurist Amy Webb and geneticist Andrew Hessel reveal the promises and perils of synthetic biology
Award-winning author, investor and tech guru Azeem Azhar, founder of Exponential View, helps leaders strategically prepare for the future
In his new book, “Richer, Wiser, Happier,” bestselling author William Green reveals how iconic figures consistently make good decisions
Award-winning sociologist and researcher Nicholas Carr shares tools and strategies for ensuring technology serves rather than harms us
Renowned MIT digital strategist Peter Weill helps organizations exponentially scale business so they can sustain growth well into the future
We couldn’t be prouder to represent these transformative thinkers whose work continues to positively impact business and society
Renowned digital transformation strategist and future of work expert David De Cremer guides firms through change in the “New Tech Era.”
Productivity guru Robert C. Pozen helps leaders establish new rules in his latest book “Remote, Inc.”
Glorious anthology from MIT’s Space Exploration Initiative reveals the limitless possibilities of uniting Earth with the cosmos.
“The assumption that oil has a permanent monopoly on transportation is no longer true,” says Pulitzer Prize-winning author Daniel Yergin.
In her new book, New America CEO Anne-Marie Slaughter draws on her own leadership journey to show how individual experiences can lead to collective renewal
Harvard professor Marco Iansiti says transitioning to an AI-first operating model is the best long-term investment an organization can make
Renowned theoretical physicist Steven E. Koonin, author of the bestselling new book “Unsettled”, helps us understand the science behind the hype
Our workplace experts offer leaders strategies for ensuring a physically and psychologically safe return to the office for all employees
Babson Professor Tom Davenport positions companies for long-term growth by helping them build future-ready, data-driven cultures
New book by globally recognized HR expert and Wharton Professor Peter Cappelli helps leaders make difficult back-to-the-office decisions.
In “The New Map,” Pulitzer Prize winner Daniel Yergin explains how a shifting geopolitical landscape will impact the energy sector.
Shalene Gupta’s framework for building or regaining trust is changing how organizations fundamentally operate.
Harvard Business School Professor Sandra J. Sucher’s new book is the executive’s essential guide to being trusted and trustworthy.
Co-authors of the new book “The Power of Trust” advise leaders on ways to proactively build trustworthy organizations and reputations.
Ariel Ekblaw, director of the MIT Space Exploration Initiative, offers businesses and governments a window into the future of work and life
Hult Business School Professor Megan Reitz teaches leaders how to leverage the power of psychological safety in live and hybrid workplaces
MIT’s Hal Gregersen says the best way to manage transition is to help employees adapt to new identities, not just new tasks.
George Westerman, MIT’s pioneering digital transformation strategist, is helping leaders drive competitive advantage through technology.
“The Hype Machine” author and MIT Professor Sinan Aral explains how to accurately measure and achieve ROI on digital marketing campaigns
Acclaimed roboticist and AI scholar Dr. Ayanna Howard shows companies how to avoid building biases into the innovative products they create and use
Renowned authorities outline ways organizations can support the mental health of their workforce – and why it’s a worthwhile investment
New book by public health expert Dr. Shantanu Nundy offers digital solutions for making health care accessible, affordable and equitable
New book co-edited by climate strategist Katharine Wilkinson offers business leaders and citizens hopeful solutions, “but we must act now”
MIT sociologist and New York Times bestselling author Sherry Turkle teaches educators how technology affects learning and emotional development
Barbara Kahn’s bestselling book has been updated for the COVID world. Here’s what you need to know to stay ahead of the retail curve.
Garner trust by being proactive, says Wharton Professor Kevin Werbach, a leading expert on blockchain, law, ethics and cybersecurity
Yale Social Scientist, Physician and Epidemiologist Dr. Nicholas A. Christakis’ research shows it is possible to design groups that are highly innovative, productive and happy.
Harvard Business School Professor Karim Lakhani’s live case study shows how an AI-enabled operating model allowed Moderna to successfully develop its vaccine in record time
Neuroscientist Lisa Mosconi, New York Times bestselling author of “The XX Brain,” talks frankly about cognitive health care and Alzheimer’s prevention
New York Times bestselling author Debora Spar prepares organizations to compete in a human + technology world
New York Times Bestselling author Sherry Turkle’s timely new book asks us to reconsider the uses of empathy.
In celebration of Women’s History Month, four recognized scholars explain why a thoughtful approach to building and using digital technologies is critical to maintaining our humanity.
Whether working from home or preparing for a return to the office, Steven Kotler teaches teams how to consistently maintain high performance. His new book “The Art of Impossible” was named to over 10 bestseller lists!
Renowned leadership strategist Jeffrey Pfeffer explains why organizational health is inextricably tied to employee health
Domeyard’s Christina Qi teaches financial firms how to leverage machine learning when managing data so they can create agile cultures and systems
Civic innovator Mitchell Weiss offers business and government leaders a roadmap for experimenting with and implementing bold ideas.
In his new book, New York Times bestselling author Steven Kotler lays out a blueprint for achieving what seems impossible through “flow.”
Kevin Werbach helps leaders understand emerging technologies so they can identify opportunities, avoid dangers and ensure smooth operations.
Carol Sanford’s unconventional approach to systems change and design continues to markedly drive growth at leading firms across the world.
In her new book, future of learning and work expert Dr. Michelle Weise shares strategies for building the workforce of tomorrow.
“Firms think machine learning is about superhuman powers until they realize that power is available to them too.” – Karim Lakhani, Harvard Business School
Jennifer Petriglieri helps leaders leverage behavioral psychology and group dynamics to foster innovative, productive, inclusive cultures.
In “A Synthesizing Mind,” the creator of Multiple Intelligences Theory shows us how his mind works and reminds us of the value of our own.
“It’s time to rethink our economy and repair our broken system,” says strategy guru Roger Martin in his new book “When More is Not Better”
Harvard Business School Professor Linda Hill’s time-tested frameworks enable continuous innovation and build agile and resilient cultures.
In “The Hype Machine,” MIT Digital Scientist Sinan Aral shows us all the ways social media exploits us – and how we can gain the upper hand.
Marco Bertini and his co-author outline a powerful framework to understand modern business models and how the basis of competition is shifting to customer outcomes.
In his highly anticipated new book, Sunstein offers leaders a powerful message: When delivering information, focus less on the public’s “right to know” and more on human well-being.
MIT strategist Zeynep Ton shows you how to gain a competitive edge while simultaneously satisfying investors, customers & employees.
New York Times bestselling author Debora Spar paints a vivid picture of life before and after technology changed the way we work and live
Media executive and communication expert Kai D. Wright helps organizations profit by earning respect and loyalty from customers and employees.
These fascinating perspectives from today’s most innovative thinkers are brimming with ideas for business and personal transformation.
Parents looking for better ways to manage work-from-home life will find Stew Friedman’s “Parents Who Lead” insights both effective and enlightening
Can business save the world? HBS professor and author Rebecca Henderson answers “yes” in her timely and prescient new book.
Rana el Kaliouby’s Emotion AI tech is transforming businesses and how people communicate. Her new book, “Girl Decoded,” launches April 21.
Andrew J Scott, coauthor of “The New Long Life,” offers post COVID-19 business strategies during a free webinar April 16th
In times like these when it’s hard to anticipate what’s next, futurist Amy Webb shares practical advice and useful tools for dealing with uncertainty.
In her new book, Emotion AI pioneer Rana el Kaliouby chronicles her journey from “nice Egyptian girl” to CEO on a mission to humanize tech.
Rosabeth Moss Kanter believes the greatest future breakthroughs will come from an unconventional mindset and bold action.
In a viral TED Talk, Efosa Ojomo makes a compelling case for innovation — and hope.
The digital era has made it harder for brands to distinguish themselves. These speakers offer new insights into 21st century marketing and branding principles.
Transform your business strategy with the work of these exceptional thought leaders.
“Follow the Feeling,” a new book by marketing expert Kai D. Wright, shows you how to create a brand that captures hearts and minds.
Whether you’re traveling the world or growing your business, level up with these top new books of Summer 2019.
In this episode of the MWM podcast, Efosa Ojomo reveals how businesses can tap into the unseen growth potential of frontier markets.
Our clients aren’t just in the news. They are the news.
In their book, Clay Christensen, Efosa Ojomo and Karen Dillon show how businesses can generate prosperity – for themselves and the poor.
2018 was a rollercoaster ride for business. These four books are sure to put your organization back on solid ground.
What is the biggest obstacle to large companies innovating and disrupting their industries? It may be perception. In an era where entrepreneurs are romanticized, we have become conditioned to believe…
A report by McKinsey indicates that 62 percent of executives believe they will need to either replace or retrain a quarter or more of their staff within the next five…
In a new book, leadership expert Hal Gregersen reveals how asking better questions will solve your most vexing problems, while creating innovative cultures.
To transform business and society, update your library with this list of thought leaders’ published and upcoming literature.
