Ron Galloway

Ron Galloway is a researcher, filmmaker, author, and public speaker. He focuses on the disruptive and unexpected effects of new technologies, particularly in the fields of healthcare and business.

He directed the business documentary "Why Walmart Works," which received global attention as the first film to ever have its premiere in the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, DC. Galloway also produced the World War II documentary "Oflag 64: A POW Odyssey" for PBS. His work in film extends to directing "New Money" and the upcoming "Age Invaders."

Galloway has been featured on CNN, CNBC, MSNBC, BBC, and ABC's "World News Tonight". His work and insights have been covered in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and New Yorker. He has also appeared on Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show." As an author, his publications include "Rethinking Presentations," "Tim Cook Speaks," "Five Who Matter: Biographies of Civil Rights Leaders for Young Students," and the forthcoming book "Data To Diagnosis," examining AI's role in healthcare diagnostics.

He holds a B.S. in Industrial Management from Georgia Tech. Galloway was an investment advisor and analyst for nearly 20 years before retiring from investments in 2004 to focus more on his research. His presentations are noted for their engaging and knowledgeable style, often incorporating humor and current insights, which have made them particularly popular across various professional associations.