Jordan Lewis

Jordan Lewis, recognized as a leading authority on alliances, partnering, and coalitions, is widely sought after by companies around the world to either develop optimal alliance strategies or mend underperforming partnerships. He works closely with all parties involved in alliances across diverse industries. His consultancy spans major corporations such as American Express, General Electric, IBM, and Siemens, as well as impactful non-profits like the American Cancer Society.

Lewis has also made significant contributions to academia, having taught at prestigious business schools including Columbia, Dartmouth, London, Northwestern, and Wharton, as well as the Brookings Institution. His global influence is further exemplified by keynote speeches he has delivered at high-profile forums including the World Economic Forum in Davos and Fortune conferences across Europe and the U.S. With five degrees from the University of Michigan, including a Ph.D. in thermonuclear physics, he integrates strategy, technology, and organizational behavior into his teachings.

An accomplished author, Lewis has penned influential works such as "The Connected Corporation," "Partnerships for Profit," and "Trusted Partners," all of which have been published in 12 languages and have earned acclaim in prominent publications such as The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, and The Financial Times. His forthcoming book, "Principles of Coalitions," is eagerly anticipated in the professional community. As a Fellow of the World Economic Forum and a former member of the editorial advisory board of Gestion, Lewis continues to shape thought leadership in management and strategic alliances.