Andy Stefanovich

As Chief Curator and Provocateur at Prophet, Andy Stefanovich has dedicated over two decades to guiding companies like GE, WellPoint, Coca-Cola, The Gap, and The United States Olympic Committee through creative and innovative evolution. His approach has not only disrupted traditional business practices but also enriched the internal culture and spurred significant marketplace growth. His strategic focus lies in fostering environments that transform inspiration into creativity and subsequently into sustainable innovation. Stefanovich teaches practical skills, leadership behaviors, and specific processes crucial for developing and implementing innovative ideas that fuel business growth.

Andy Stefanovich is a respected author, with his best-selling book "Look At More" emphasizing a "museum mentality" in the workplace to inspire innovation. This approach has been featured in various media, and the book itself was recognized by Advertising Age as one of the "Ten Marketing Books You Should Have Read" in 2011. Additionally, he is a notable speaker, having presented "The Museum Mentality" at TEDxLondonBusinessSchool, which underscores his method of inspiring innovation by delight, by design, and on demand. He uses real-world observations and client-based examples to teach how to become a "curator and provocateur" in businesses.

In addition to his role at Prophet, Stefanovich was a co-founder of Play, a creativity and innovation company that merged with Prophet in December 2008. This merger combined their strengths in transforming traditional business approaches through creativity. Beyond his professional endeavors, Stefanovich is actively involved in community and educational initiatives, serving on the board of KaBOOM!, a non-profit organization committed to ensuring that every child in America has a great place to play within walking distance. He holds a B.S. from Miami University of Ohio and continues to influence future leaders as a visiting professor at institutions including Dartmouth, University of Michigan, and Duke.