About Gary Hamel About
Gary Hamel is a management thinker, author and adviser whose work has helped shape how organisations approach strategy, innovation and leadership. A visiting professor at London Business School and Oxford University, he holds a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan and previously served as a Distinguished Research Fellow at Harvard Business School.
His pioneering concepts, including “strategic intent,” “core competence,” “industry revolution” and “management innovation,” have influenced management practice worldwide. With more than 120,000 academic citations, his work has made a lasting contribution to both scholarship and business.
Hamel has written twenty articles for the Harvard Business Review and is its most reprinted author. His bestselling books, translated into more than 25 languages, include Leading the Revolution, The Future of Management, an Amazon business book of the year, and What Matters Now. His book Humanocracy is a Wall Street Journal bestseller and has been recognised by the Financial Times, The Economist and Fortune as essential reading for 21st-century leaders.
A member of the Thinkers50 Hall of Fame and a fellow of the Strategic Management Society, Hamel speaks at leading international leadership events and has led change initiatives for some of the world’s most influential companies. He helps organisations develop bold strategies, reduce bureaucracy, strengthen innovation and build the capacity to adapt and thrive.
Where I'll Be Events
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HSE Learning Summit - Australia
23rd March 2027 & 24th March 2027