Mark Bowden

Mark Bowden is recognized as a leading authority on nonverbal communication and human behavior. He is celebrated for his insight into body language, which has earned him the title of the #1 Body Language Professional in the world for two consecutive years, according to Global Gurus. His expertise is sought after globally, with a client list that includes major organizations such as Shopify, Dell, Viacom, RBC, Fidelity, Amex, Unilever, Daimler, Microsoft, Toyota, VW, Samsung, KPMG, GSK, Walmart, Nestle, and Real Madrid.

His book, "Black Hawk Down: A Story of Modern War," is an international bestseller and spent more than a year on "The New York Times" bestseller list, including a month at number one. This book, which details the intense 1993 battle in Mogadishu, Somalia, was a finalist for the National Book Award and inspired the acclaimed feature film by director Ridley Scott. In addition to "Black Hawk Down," Bowden is the author of the international bestseller "Killing Pablo: The Hunt for the World’s Greatest Outlaw," which won the Overseas Press Club’s Cornelius Ryan Award as the best book of 2001 and is being adapted for film. His other works include "Doctor Dealer," "Bringing the Heat," and "Our Finest Day."

Apart from his books on military and historical narratives, Bowden has made significant contributions to the understanding of body language in professional settings. His TEDx Talk, "The Importance of Being In-Authentic," has reached millions, showcasing his ability to blend humor with scientific insights. Bowden's presentations are designed to meet the specific outcomes of each event, making them highly effective and tailored to the audience's needs. This approach is highly valued by various professional groups, including sales teams and leadership, across sectors like finance, healthcare, and technology.

Bowden continues to contribute to prestigious publications such as "Vanity Fair" and "The Atlantic," and writes a weekly column for "The Philadelphia Inquirer." He is also a co-host of the YouTube show "The Behavior Panel" and frequently appears on media outlets like CNN and CBC discussing nonverbal communication. Living in southeastern Pennsylvania with his family, Bowden remains an influential figure in both journalism and the study of human behavior.