Paul Gibbons

Paul Gibbons has a global reputation as a futurist and scholar on the human side of technology – leadership, culture, and talent. He has been called a 21st-century Peter Drucker and is ranked alongside Adam Grant and Amy Edmonson as one of today’s leading thinkers.

He is the author of five books: Paul’s "Spirituality of Work and Leadership" shows how leaders can lead with the deepest human values to create workplaces with meaning and purpose at their heart; his bestseller, "The Science of Organizational Change", is ranked top five on leading change. His most sought-after speaking topics include Generative AI, Remote Working, Innovation, Mental Health, and Behavioral Science.

Gibbons recently left IBM, where he worked on the human capital challenges of exponential technologies: AI, blockchain, cloud computing, and digital transformation. At PwC, he was a thought leader in innovation, culture change, and corporate transformation.

He has been an adjunct professor of leadership at major business schools and has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times, and Human Capital Magazine. In 2015, he appeared in Microsoft’s Distinguished Author Program and Talks at Google. CEO magazine recognized Gibbons as one of two CEO "super-coaches" and his coaching firm as the best of the leadership consulting boutiques.

He lives in Colorado with his two boys and plays competitive chess, bridge, and poker, competing in the World Series of Poker every summer.