Gary Hamel

Gary Hamel is a private consultant, author, speaker, and visiting professor of strategic management at the London Business School. As an originator of the concept of 'core competencies', a theory he developed with C.K. Prahalad, Hamel has carved a distinct path in the realm of strategic management. Notably, he has also contributed to the nonprofit sector as the director of the Woodside Institute, a California-based research foundation, and is the founder of Strategos, an international strategy and innovation consulting firm.

Hamel is recognized by reputable business publications as an expert in international business strategy. The "Wall Street Journal" ranked him as the world's most influential business thinker, and "Fortune" magazine described him as the world's leading expert on business strategy. "The Financial Times" hailed him as a management innovator without peer. His influence extends to prestigious conferences and leading media outlets like CNBC and CNN, where he frequently shares his insights.

His books include "Humanocracy" (2020), "What Matters Now" (2012), "The Future of Management" (2007), "Leading The Revolution" (2000), and "Competing For the Future" (1994). Hamel's "The Future of Management" was recognized by Amazon.com as the best business book of the year in 2007. He has been a prolific contributor to the Harvard Business Review, being its most reprinted author. Hamel's work focuses on strategic planning, innovation, leadership, and future trends, fundamentally aiming to help organizations become as nimble as change itself and capable of continuous innovation and strategic renewal. He is committed to shaping the future of management by highlighting the challenges and opportunities facing the business world.